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Evaluating the Social Aspect of Sustainable Construction for Pakistan via Analytical Hierarchy Process
Sustainable Development, sustainability and sustainable construction are not synonymous to each other. In the past decade researchers have presented models for sustainability and identified factors for different countries. Most of the definition related to sustainability, sustainable development, and sustainable construction relies on economy, environment and society. This makes social aspect (society) to be of prime importance. This paper focuses on the social aspects of the sustainable construction. Most of the sustainability studies are carried out through questionnaire or interviews. Similarly, this papers also uses the questionnaire for data collection. The collected data is analyzed with Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP). The pair wise comparison (From-To) charts are generated for all central tendency measures. These measures are used as input for AHP independently. The factors are ranked on the basis of their Eigen values obtained from AHP analysis. The result shows that clean water is considered in almost all of the projects whereas the universities and other research institutes are hardly considered in any projects.
Evaluating the Social Aspect of Sustainable Construction for Pakistan via Analytical Hierarchy Process
Sustainable Development, sustainability and sustainable construction are not synonymous to each other. In the past decade researchers have presented models for sustainability and identified factors for different countries. Most of the definition related to sustainability, sustainable development, and sustainable construction relies on economy, environment and society. This makes social aspect (society) to be of prime importance. This paper focuses on the social aspects of the sustainable construction. Most of the sustainability studies are carried out through questionnaire or interviews. Similarly, this papers also uses the questionnaire for data collection. The collected data is analyzed with Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP). The pair wise comparison (From-To) charts are generated for all central tendency measures. These measures are used as input for AHP independently. The factors are ranked on the basis of their Eigen values obtained from AHP analysis. The result shows that clean water is considered in almost all of the projects whereas the universities and other research institutes are hardly considered in any projects.
Evaluating the Social Aspect of Sustainable Construction for Pakistan via Analytical Hierarchy Process
Khattak, Sikandar Bilal (author) / Hussain, Iftikhar (author) / Nawaz, Rashid (author)
2019-07-27
doi:10.25211/jeas.v38i1.2312
JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCES; Vol 38 No 1 (2019): Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences (JEAS); 93-100 ; 2518-4571 ; 1023-862X ; 10.25211/jeas.v38i1
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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690
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