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Working Group Fact SheetInCom 158Title: Masterplans for the Development of Existing PortsPort masterplans are a truly strategical tool for the competitiveness of a port. They should ensure the technical, environmental and financial feasibility of infrastructure within a framework of possible development of a port area with time, well before the conceptual and detailed engineering design stage.
Status:Reports:U.S. Representatives:Terms of Reference (TOR):
Technical Guidelines (pdf, 209 KB) MASTERPLANS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXISTING PORTS. (pdf, 213 KB)
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