The Logistics Performance Index (LPI)

The Logistics Performance Index (LPI) measures a country’s ability to efficiently move goods across borders and within its borders. It evaluates aspects like infrastructure, customs efficiency, shipping services, logistics quality, tracking, and timeliness. Higher LPI scores indicate a country has better systems for importing and exporting goods, which helps businesses reduce costs and delivery times. Governments and companies use the LPI to identify strengths and areas for improvement in their logistic networks, ultimately aiming to boost economic growth and global trade competitiveness.