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Critical success factors (CSFs) for motivating end-user stakeholder’s support for ensuring sustainability of PPP projects in Nigerian host communities
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Journal of Engineering, Design and Technology (2023) 21 (3): 902–926.
Published: 06 September 2021
...Luqman Toriola-Coker; Hakeem Owolabi; Hafiz Alaka; Wasiu Adeniran Bello; Chaminda Pathirage Purpose This study aims to investigate two public private partnership (PPP) road projects in Nigeria for exploring factors that can motivate end-user stakeholders for contributing towards sustaining a PPP...
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Direct risk factors and cost performance of road projects in developing countries: Contractors’ perspective
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Journal of Engineering, Design and Technology (2020) 18 (2): 326–342.
Published: 11 September 2019
...Chukwuemeka Patrick Ogbu; Chinedu Chimdi Adindu Purpose Globally, road projects are notorious for riskiness, which often results in cost overruns. In developing countries, these risks are amplified by economic instabilities and institutional failures. Majority of road projects in these countries...
