Project Management For Sustainable Construction
The chapter focuses on the principles and practices of project management in sustainable construction, highlighting the importance of integrating environmental, social, and economic goals throughout the project lifecycle. It emphasizes the need for stakeholder engagement, clear communication, ongoing performance monitoring, and adaptability to achieve sustainability targets. Key practices include comprehensive planning, active participation of diverse groups, and continuous evaluation to ensure that projects meet their sustainability objectives while driving economic returns.
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What we have learnt
- Sustainable project planning requires defined goals, an integrated design approach, and resource assessments.
- Effective stakeholder engagement enhances project outcomes through inclusive decision-making and transparent communication.
- Ongoing monitoring and evaluation of sustainability performance are crucial for accountability and continuous improvement.
Key Concepts
- -- Sustainable Project Planning
- The process of establishing clear sustainability goals and implementing practices that consider environmental, social, and economic factors throughout the project's lifecycle.
- -- Stakeholder Engagement
- The involvement of all parties affected by a project, ensuring their input and concerns are incorporated into planning and execution.
- -- Performance Indicators
- Metrics used to assess the sustainability outcomes of a project, including energy use, waste generation, and material sourcing.
- -- Continuous Improvement
- The ongoing effort to enhance processes and practices based on feedback, lessons learned, and performance evaluations.
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