The country must take into consideration improvements in some costs for the transportation of exports and imports.
The index of performance developed by Invermaster based at the World Bank methodology, placed Costa Rica as the third in Central America in the field of logistics, which includes procedures of customs, connectivity, quality and costs and infrastructure.
Above Costa Rica are Panama and Guatemala.
Logistics performance index performs a mapping of the situation in Central America, however, also taken into account in this study to Colombia.
Costa Rica obtained the third position, Panama who led the list received a score of 2.93, Guatemala then in the second set rated 2.80 and Costa Rica earned a 2.75, all these scores have a maximum rating of 5.
Followed by El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua ranked the last place.
As explained by Roberto Ponce, founder of Invermaster, the daily El Financiero, and the qualification obtained Costa Rica gives you a good position.
However cannot be to stimulate and improve logistics in the country, therefore considers it important to invest in planning a five-year term which does improve the position and not sit behind.
One of the features that affected the position of Costa Rica was the cost, because it is considered high for exports as imports, compared to other countries such as Panama, where the cost is half per container, or in El Salvador where costs 40% less than in Costa Rica.
The above costs, include from the enterprise passes through the country, arrive at the port and then get to its final destination.
Costa Rica must also expand its improvement on the issue of port infrastructure; in this analysis also agrees the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), points out that there must be greater coordination to improve this area.
According to Monica Segnini, President of CADEXO (Chamber of exporters) there will be interest in that investment in roads, utilities and prepared staff, since corresponds to an effort of all.
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