... Adeniyi Adekunle (sadekunle135@gmail.com) business construction business development developing countries ethics sustainable development trust UN SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth UN SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure UN SDG 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions United...

... developing countries digital transformation innovation and infrastructure productivity UN SDG 9: industry, innovation and infrastructure In today’s increasingly digitised world, data has emerged as a critical organisational resource, often likened to oil for its transformative potential...

... clients, consultants, and contractors. The participants and target sample size were determined based on prior studies with similar scopes and methodological approaches in developing countries (Umar and Planning, 2020), and aligned with guidance from recent research which suggests that 60 100 respondents...

... impact, contracting organisations engaged in OSC need to consider the application of DfMA in the manufacturing, assembly and disassembly processes of OSC. The study reaffirms the importance of implementing evidence-based DfMA techniques for mitigating safety hazards in developing countries where OSC...

... statistical generalisation. This study has provided some measures for preventing violations of SWPs, particularly in developing countries. (femuze@cut.ac.za) construction developing countries health & safety project management Over the years, stakeholders, including researchers, have been...

...Keith Cornish, BA, FCA, MSc; Alex Mugova, BA, MA Limited access to finance can often be a significant barrier to the growth of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the road sector in developing countries. Financial institutions are often reluctant to lend to domestic road contractors or do...

...: All rights reserved 2021 developing countries procurement tendering C cost of construction (R millions) F_Con adjustment factor tendered by the consultant F_LE adjustment factor that reflects the level of effort required...

... and developing countries and cities, such as the UK (Lang et al., 2016), Iran (Hashemi, 2015), Singapore (Park et al., 2011) and Hong Kong (Li et al., 2016). During the past decade, China’s increasing population and economic progress have led to a rapid annual increase in the rate...

... by the key stakeholders of the most critical factors impacting on delays, cost overruns and quality performance of a project. Provide recommendations by which these factors can be mitigated and avoided altogether. developing countries failure project management A highest...

...Salman Tariq, MPhil; Xueqing Zhang, PhD; Raymond H M Leung, PhD Developing countries have adopted public–private partnerships for water infrastructure utilities because of rapid urbanisation and economic growth along with the public sector’s lack of capital and technical capacity. However, water...

...Wakisa Simukonda, MSc, BSc The construction industry accounts for a high percentage of occupational accidents, leading to violation of workers’ human dignity and labour rights. The situation is critical in developing countries owing to occupational health and safety (OHS) interventions being...

... personal experience over the years in the UK, Europe, North America, South America, Africa and Asia. (ray.lennark@gmail.com) 18 09 2017 16 10 2017 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 developing countries history safety & hazards The second half...

... regardless of whether issues arose from contracts financed by the government, the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank or any other organisation. Further, Hou et al. (2011) explained that payment problems are generally widespread in both developing and developed countries. Ye and Rahman (2010...

... philosophy and the curbing of graft in public sector procurement. 01 09 2013 15 10 2014 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2015 developing countries project management quality control The 53ṡ6% increment in public building construction (PBC) in Uganda, up from 23ṡ8% in 2011...

... 2013 developing countries project management statistical analysis Construction companies domiciled in mature markets in Europe are increasingly bidding for work in developing countries where employment of people from local communities is actively encouraged. This globalisation...

...Matthew Cokeham, MEng; Apollo Tutesigensi, MSc(Eng), PgC, MA, PhD, FHEA The International Labour Organization suggests that measuring accident statistics is the first step in reducing accident numbers. However, many developing countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, including Rwanda, do...

... in order to engender improvement in project performance in the sector. 02 12 2011 08 02 2012 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2013 developing countries municipal & public service engineering project management The 23 causes of NVAAs that are rated greater than 2·60...

... continuity when disturbances and disasters do occur. 06 12 2010 12 07 2011 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2013 business developing countries management An organisation which is engaged in business activities means that there are actions and operational procedures...

... that the management process has activity zones, phases, deliverables, phase reviews and legacy archive as the main elements for the framework approach which can be applied to labour-based works. 12 11 2010 31 05 2011 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2012 developing countries...

...Hilary J. Grimes, BEng(Hons), MPhil, CEng, MICE Frequent talk of a ‘water crisis’ has prompted the water resources sector to move its focus away from improving the physical infrastructure in developing countries and towards the strengthening of water governance, in the belief that the ‘crisis...