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..., 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 can be considered adequate...

... 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. A sequential, exploratory research design was adopted for this study (Figure 1). Creswell and Plano Clark (2011) described sequential, exploratory design as a process...

...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...

.... 03 05 2020 06 07 2020 (corresponding author: [email protected]) The specific objectives are to ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2021 developing countries procurement tendering C cost of construction (R millions...

... for manufacturers to understand the risks in off-site construction and to help them make better decisions to avoid such risks. (corresponding author: [email protected]) 08 04 2020 25 06 2020 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2021 developing countries logistics risk...

... will focus on public construction projects conceptualised and completed throughout the duration of the participant’s career. developing countries failure project management A highest weight in the Likert scale for factors N total number of respondents...

...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...

... with oxygen deficiency are well known. 18 09 2017 16 10 2017 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 developing countries history safety & hazards The second half of the twentieth century and the opening decades of the twenty-first century have seen dramatic changes...

... the effective implementation of contractual provisions. contracting contracts & law developing countries In construction contracts, project owners and contractors are legally bound by terms and conditions where payment is considered as a reward for the work performed (Balamuralithara et...

.... developing countries project management quality control The 53ṡ6% increment in public building construction (PBC) in Uganda, up from 23ṡ8% in 2011/2012 to 29ṡ8% in 2013/2014, resulted in a strong performance of construction activities that contributed to 13ṡ7% of the total nominal gross domestic...

... 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...

... contending with performance-related problems. 02 12 2011 08 02 2012 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2013 developing countries municipal & public service engineering project management The annual Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) survey of contractors...

.../02/2011) . Budiwibowo   A , Trigunarsyah   B , Abidin   I , Soeparto   HG . Competitiveness of the Indonesian Construction Industry . Journal of Construction in Developing Countries , 2009 , 14 , 1 : 51 – 68 . Collier   PM . Fundamentals of Risk Management...

... Allowed when the programme can produce trained personnel who would be used by local and national institutions and the communities Many developing countries are adopting decentralisation with the aim of broadening the base of rural development efforts. Thus, encourages local initiative and more...

...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...