Logistics performance index: Overall (1=low to 5=high) - Trade facilitation - Private Sector & Trade - World Development Indicators

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Logistics Performance Index overall score reflects perceptions of a country's logistics based on efficiency of customs clearance process, quality of trade- and transport-related infrastructure, ease of arranging competitively priced shipments, quality of logistics services, ability to track and trace consignments, and frequency with which shipments reach the consignee within the scheduled time. The index ranges from 1 to 5, with a higher score representing better performance. Data are from Logistics Performance Index surveys conducted by the World Bank in partnership with academic and international institutions and private companies and individuals engaged in international logistics. 2009 round of surveys covered more than 5,000 country assessments by nearly 1,000 international freight forwarders. Respondents evaluate eight markets on six core dimensions on a scale from 1 (worst) to 5 (best). The markets are chosen based on the most important export and import markets of the respondent's country, random selection, and, for landlocked countries, neighboring countries that connect them with international markets. Scores for the six areas are averaged across all respondents and aggregated to a single score using principal components analysis. Details of the survey methodology and index construction methodology are in Arvis and others' Connecting to Compete 2010: Trade Logistics in the Global Economy (2010).

Rank	Country	Value
Logistics performance index: Overall (1=low to 5=high) - Trade facilitation - Private Sector & Trade - World Development Indicators (2009)
1	Germany	4.11
2	Singapore	4.09
3	Sweden	4.08
4	Netherlands	4.07
5	Luxembourg	3.98
6	Japan	3.97
7	Switzerland	3.97
8	United Kingdom	3.95
9	Belgium	3.94
10	Norway	3.93
11	Ireland	3.89
12	Finland	3.89
13	Hong Kong	3.88
14	Canada	3.87
15	United States	3.86
16	Denmark	3.85
17	Australia	3.84
18	France	3.84
19	Austria	3.76
20	High income: OECD	3.73
21	New Zealand	3.65
22	South Korea	3.64
23	North Korea	3.64
24	Italy	3.64
25	United Arab Emirates	3.63
26	Spain	3.63
27	Euro area	3.57
28	High income	3.55
29	Czech Republic	3.51
30	China	3.49
31	South Africa	3.46
32	Malaysia	3.44
33	Poland	3.44
34	Israel	3.41
35	Bahrain	3.37
36	Lebanon	3.34
37	Portugal	3.34
38	Thailand	3.29
39	Kuwait	3.28
40	Latvia	3.25
41	Slovakia	3.24
42	High income: nonOECD	3.24
43	Saudi Arabia	3.22
44	Turkey	3.22
45	Brazil	3.20
46	Iceland	3.20
47	Estonia	3.16
48	Philippines	3.14
49	Cyprus	3.13
50	Lithuania	3.13
51	India	3.12
52	Argentina	3.10
53	Chile	3.09
54	Mexico	3.05
55	Panama	3.02
56	Hungary	2.99
57	Greece	2.96
58	Vietnam	2.96
59	Qatar	2.95
60	Costa Rica	2.91
61	Slovenia	2.87
62	Senegal	2.86
63	Tunisia	2.84
64	Romania	2.84
65	Oman	2.84
66	Bulgaria	2.83
67	Kazakhstan	2.83
68	Malta	2.82
69	Uganda	2.82
70	Dominican Republic	2.82
71	Peru	2.80
72	Upper middle income	2.80
73	Benin	2.79
74	Uzbekistan	2.79
75	Honduras	2.78
76	Macedonia	2.77
77	Croatia	2.77
78	Colombia	2.77
79	Ecuador	2.77
80	Indonesia	2.76
81	Paraguay	2.75
82	Bahamas	2.75
83	Uruguay	2.75
84	Europe & Central Asia	2.74
85	Jordan	2.74
86	Latin America & Caribbean	2.74
87	Syria	2.74
88	Bangladesh	2.74
89	East Asia & Pacific	2.73
90	Mauritius	2.72
91	Middle income	2.69
92	Serbia	2.69
93	Venezuela	2.68
94	Democratic Republic of the Congo	2.68
95	El Salvador	2.67
96	Madagascar	2.66
97	Bosnia and Herzegovina	2.66
98	Azerbaijan	2.64
99	Guatemala	2.63
100	Kyrgyzstan	2.62
101	Russia	2.61
102	Georgia	2.61
103	Egypt	2.61
104	Low & middle income	2.61
105	Togo	2.60
106	Tanzania	2.60
107	Middle East & North Africa	2.60
108	Guinea	2.60
109	Lower middle income	2.59
110	Haiti	2.59
111	Nigeria	2.59
112	Kenya	2.59
113	Yemen	2.58
114	Iran	2.57
115	Ukraine	2.57
116	Moldova	2.57
117	Cameroon	2.55
118	Niger	2.54
119	Nicaragua	2.54
120	Ivory Coast	2.53
121	Jamaica	2.53
122	Pakistan	2.53
123	Armenia	2.52
124	Bolivia	2.51
125	Turkmenistan	2.49
126	Chad	2.49
127	South Asia	2.49
128	Gambia	2.49
129	Republic of the Congo	2.48
130	Ghana	2.47
131	Albania	2.46
132	Laos	2.46
133	Comoros	2.45
134	Low income	2.43
135	Montenegro	2.43
136	Sub-Saharan Africa	2.42
137	Papua New Guinea	2.41
138	Ethiopia	2.41
139	Gabon	2.41
140	Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC)	2.41
141	Maldives	2.40
142	Djibouti	2.39
143	Liberia	2.38
144	Bhutan	2.38
145	Least developed countries: UN classification	2.38
146	Cambodia	2.37
147	Algeria	2.36
148	Tajikistan	2.35
149	Libya	2.33
150	Burma	2.33
151	Botswana	2.32
152	Solomon Islands	2.31
153	Mozambique	2.29
154	Sri Lanka	2.29
155	Zambia	2.28
156	Mali	2.27
157	Guyana	2.27
158	Mongolia	2.25
159	Angola	2.25
160	Afghanistan	2.24
161	Fiji	2.24
162	Burkina Faso	2.23
163	Sudan	2.21
164	Nepal	2.20
165	Iraq	2.11
166	Guinea-Bissau	2.10
167	Cuba	2.07
168	Rwanda	2.04
169	Namibia	2.02
170	Sierra Leone	1.97
171	Eritrea	1.70
172	Somalia	1.34

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