Quality of port infrastructure, WEF (1=extremely underdeveloped to 7=well developed and efficient by international standards) - Transportation - Infrastructure - World Development Indicators

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The Quality of Port Infrastructure measures business executives' perception of their country's port facilities. Data are from the World Economic Forum's Executive Opinion Survey, conducted for 30 years in collaboration with 150 partner institutes. The 2009 round included more than 13,000 respondents from 133 countries. Sampling follows a dual stratification based on company size and the sector of activity. Data are collected online or through in-person interviews. Responses are aggregated using sector-weighted averaging. The data for the latest year are combined with the data for the previous year to create a two-year moving average. Scores range from 1 (port infrastructure considered extremely underdeveloped) to 7 (port infrastructure considered efficient by international standards). Respondents in landlocked countries were asked how accessible are port facilities (1 = extremely inaccessible; 7 = extremely accessible).

Rank	Country	Value
Quality of port infrastructure, WEF (1=extremely underdeveloped to 7=well developed and efficient by international standards) - Transportation - Infrastructure - World Development Indicators (2009)
1	Hong Kong	6.78
2	Singapore	6.78
3	Netherlands	6.60
4	Finland	6.45
5	Germany	6.38
6	Belgium	6.34
7	United Arab Emirates	6.24
8	Iceland	6.23
9	Denmark	6.22
10	France	5.89
11	Sweden	5.87
12	Norway	5.79
13	United States	5.67
14	Canada	5.61
15	Estonia	5.60
16	Bahrain	5.55
17	Panama	5.54
18	Malaysia	5.52
19	Luxembourg	5.52
20	Barbados	5.49
21	New Zealand	5.47
22	Malta	5.44
23	Namibia	5.42
24	Puerto Rico	5.40
25	Switzerland	5.40
26	Chile	5.36
27	High income: OECD	5.29
28	Jamaica	5.27
29	High income	5.27
30	Euro area	5.27
31	Slovenia	5.25
32	Cyprus	5.25
33	High income: nonOECD	5.24
34	United Kingdom	5.22
35	Oman	5.19
36	Spain	5.18
37	Japan	5.17
38	Honduras	5.12
39	South Korea	5.10
40	North Korea	5.10
41	Qatar	4.99
42	Austria	4.98
43	Ivory Coast	4.96
44	Uruguay	4.88
45	Tunisia	4.87
46	Brunei Darussalam	4.83
47	Sri Lanka	4.79
48	Lithuania	4.73
49	Saudi Arabia	4.72
50	Portugal	4.72
51	Thailand	4.69
52	Gambia	4.67
53	South Africa	4.66
54	Australia	4.65
55	Israel	4.59
56	Jordan	4.51
57	Ireland	4.44
58	Senegal	4.43
59	Zimbabwe	4.42
60	Latvia	4.40
61	Egypt	4.32
62	Guatemala	4.30
63	Dominican Republic	4.30
64	Mauritius	4.29
65	China	4.28
66	Morocco	4.24
67	Azerbaijan	4.20
68	El Salvador	4.17
69	Czech Republic	4.16
70	Greece	4.14
71	Slovakia	4.12
72	Kuwait	4.11
73	Ghana	4.04
74	Burkina Faso	4
75	Georgia	4
76	Trinidad and Tobago	3.98
77	Pakistan	3.96
78	Hungary	3.93
79	Middle East & North Africa	3.91
80	Ethiopia	3.77
81	Mali	3.77
82	Latin America & Caribbean	3.75
83	Croatia	3.75
84	Upper middle income	3.75
85	Turkey	3.74
86	Middle income	3.72
87	Botswana	3.72
88	Ukraine	3.71
89	Sub-Saharan Africa	3.71
90	Zambia	3.70
91	Lower middle income	3.70
92	Mexico	3.67
93	Italy	3.66
94	East Asia & Pacific	3.65
95	Kenya	3.65
96	Argentina	3.64
97	Low & middle income	3.63
98	Bulgaria	3.62
99	South Asia	3.61
100	Russia	3.55
101	Malawi	3.53
102	Cambodia	3.50
103	Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC)	3.49
104	Mauritania	3.47
105	India	3.47
106	Paraguay	3.47
107	Uganda	3.44
108	Macedonia	3.41
109	Indonesia	3.40
110	Low income	3.38
111	Least developed countries: UN classification	3.37
112	Ecuador	3.34
113	Suriname	3.32
114	Benin	3.31
115	Vietnam	3.28
116	Montenegro	3.28
117	Europe & Central Asia	3.27
118	Serbia	3.27
119	Syria	3.26
120	Romania	3.26
121	Libya	3.25
122	Albania	3.22
123	Colombia	3.21
124	Guyana	3.21
125	Mozambique	3.20
126	Burundi	3.09
127	Kazakhstan	3.03
128	Madagascar	3.03
129	Philippines	3
130	Lesotho	2.98
131	Bangladesh	2.98
132	Bolivia	2.95
133	Mongolia	2.94
134	Armenia	2.91
135	Algeria	2.90
136	Nepal	2.83
137	Tanzania	2.82
138	Poland	2.82
139	Nigeria	2.80
140	Cameroon	2.72
141	Nicaragua	2.69
142	Chad	2.66
143	Peru	2.66
144	Brazil	2.65
145	Costa Rica	2.57
146	Venezuela	2.42
147	Timor-Leste	2.26
148	Tajikistan	1.94
149	Kyrgyzstan	1.60
150	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1.50

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