
About this course
Overview
A landlord port authority governs through contracts it did not write alone. This covers the landlord model, concession management, and the regulatory work sitting between an authority and the operators on its land, where commercial and public interest have to be balanced inside the same decision.
What you will be able to do
Learning outcomes
- Compare port governance and ownership models
- Structure and manage a concession
- Regulate terminal operators effectively
- Balance revenue with public obligations
- Hold concessionaires to performance terms
What the course sets out to do
Course objectives
- Explain landlord and other port governance models
- Manage concessions and tenant relationships
- Apply port regulation and oversight
- Balance commercial and public-interest goals
- Monitor concessionaire performance
Course content
Modules
01Port governance models
Landlord, tool, and service port models.
02The landlord port
The authority-tenant relationship in a landlord model.
03Concession management
Structuring, awarding, and managing concessions.
04Port regulation
The authority's regulatory and oversight role.
05Performance and compliance
Monitoring concessionaire obligations and performance.
06Balancing objectives
Reconciling commercial returns with public interest.
Who it is for
Target audience
Port authority managers, regulatory and commercial staff, and concession oversight teams.
Before you start
Prerequisites
A port authority, regulator or maritime policy role.