Nexhat Kapidani
Administration for Maritime Safety and Port Management, Bar, Montenegro
University of Rijeka, Faculty of Maritime Studies
Marija Jović
University of Rijeka, Faculty of Maritime Studies
Enis Kočan
University of Montenegro, Faculty of Electrical Enegineering, Podgorica, Montenegro
In this paper, the costs and benefits of the National Maritime Single Window (NMSW) for coastal countries that have limited human resources and infrastructure related to maritime traffic are researched. A general method for conducting a cost-benefit analysis of NMSW implementation is proposed. Using this method and the input data for Montenegro, as an example of a small-sized coastal country, the authors assess whether such an investment in NMSW implementation can be beneficial to coastal countries with limited resources.
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