Analysis of Fakfak Port Readiness as a Consolidation Port in West Papua

This research was conducted at the Fakfak Port in the West Papua region, which serves as a collection port and logistics distribution center.This study aims to determine the extent of the readiness of the Fakfak Port in terms of its potential strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities that could support the Fakfak Port as a consolidation port.The data obtained are both qualitative and quantitative and are processed using the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats (SWOT) analysis method.Furthermore, it is arranged with the Internal External (IE) matrix to determine the company's position.The study results show that the greatest strength, namely the operational performance and utility of the Fakfak Port facilities, has improved from year to year with a significance level of 4.0 and a weight of 3.0.However, the weakness of the Fakfak Port is the lack of separation between passenger and cargo ports, with a significance level of 3 and a weight of 1.8.Opportunities that can be utilized are the supporting nodes for industrial and trade activities in the Fakfak Regency, with a significance level of 3.5 and a weight of 3.2.The biggest threat to Fakfak Port is the faceline of Pier I (water depth in front of Pier I), which is only 3 m.The IE results show that the Fakfak Port has the opportunity to be used as a consolidation port based on the factors.

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International Journal of Transport Development and Integration
Published
2025-09-29
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https://doi.org/10.18280/ijtdi.090310
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Coastal Management and Development
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Analysis of Fakfak Port Readiness as a Consolidation Port in West Papua

Muhammad Yamin, Ganding Sitepu, Meti Kendek, Muhammad Asdar
International Journal of Transport Development and Integration
Coastal Management and Development
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Analysis of Fakfak Port Readiness as a Consolidation Port in West Papua

Muhammad Yamin, Ganding Sitepu, Meti Kendek, Muhammad Asdar
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Abstract

This research was conducted at the Fakfak Port in the West Papua region, which serves as a collection port and logistics distribution center.This study aims to determine the extent of the readiness of the Fakfak Port in terms of its potential strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities that could support the Fakfak Port as a consolidation port.The data obtained are both qualitative and quantitative and are processed using the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats (SWOT) analysis method.Furthermore, it is arranged with the Internal External (IE) matrix to determine the company's position.The study results show that the greatest strength, namely the operational performance and utility of the Fakfak Port facilities, has improved from year to year with a significance level of 4.0 and a weight of 3.0.However, the weakness of the Fakfak Port is the lack of separation between passenger and cargo ports, with a significance level of 3 and a weight of 1.8.Opportunities that can be utilized are the supporting nodes for industrial and trade activities in the Fakfak Regency, with a significance level of 3.5 and a weight of 3.2.The biggest threat to Fakfak Port is the faceline of Pier I (water depth in front of Pier I), which is only 3 m.The IE results show that the Fakfak Port has the opportunity to be used as a consolidation port based on the factors.

International Journal of Transport Development and IntegrationVol. 9(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 64%
Coastal Management and Development
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