Logistics Port Performance Index (LPPI) FY 2024-25
Overview
The Logistics Port Performance Index (LPPI) is a comprehensive assessment framework developed by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways under the Sagar Aankalan initiative. It aligns with several key government visions:
- PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan
- Maritime India Vision 2030
- Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047
Evaluation Framework
Three Cargo Segments Assessed:
- Dry Bulk - commodities like coal, iron ore, grains
- Liquid Bulk - petroleum products, chemicals
- Container Cargo - standardized shipping containers
Key Operational Indicators:
- Vessel turnaround time
- Berth idle time
- Container dwell time
- Ship berth day output
Weightage: Equal emphasis on absolute performance and year-on-year improvement
Top Performers FY 2024-25
| Category | Top Performer | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Dry Bulk | Paradip Port Authority | Odisha |
| Liquid Bulk | Sikka Port and Terminals | Gujarat |
| Container Cargo | Mundra Port | Gujarat |
| Container Cargo (2nd) | Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) | Maharashtra |
Global Logistics Standings
World Bank's Logistics Performance Index:
- Previous Rank: 44th position
- Current Rank: 22nd position
- Category: International Shipments
World Bank's Container Port Performance Index 2024:
- 7 Indian ports featured among world's top 100 ports
Four Digital Governance Initiatives
Developed by the Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) to improve transparency:
- 24x7 Grievance Redressal Module (e-Navik platform)
- Aligns with Maritime Labour Convention, 2006
- Protects seafarer welfare
- Ship Registration Module (e-Samudra platform)
- Simplifies vessel flagging procedures
- Streamlines registration processes
- Medical Practitioner Module
- Streamlines authorized doctor registrations
- Prevents fraudulent health certifications
- Unified Ship Recycling Credit Note Module
- Digitizes incentives for sustainable shipping
- Promotes environmental compliance
Significance for India
- Infrastructure Development: Focus on reducing logistics costs and improving efficiency
- Ease of Doing Business: Digital initiatives reduce paperwork and enhance transparency
- Global Competitiveness: Rising rankings demonstrate India's improved trade infrastructure
- Seafarer Welfare: Alignment with international labour standards
- Sustainable Shipping: Incentivizing eco-friendly practices in ship recycling
Related Government Initiatives
- Sagar Aankalan: Guidelines for port performance evaluation
- PM Gati Shakti: Multi-modal connectivity infrastructure plan
- Maritime India Vision 2030: Long-term roadmap for maritime sector
- Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047: Centennial vision for Indian maritime sector