Housing quality evaluation using Analytic Network Process: a case study in the Ashanti Region, Ghana

Hussey, Lucia Kafui; Malczewski, Jacek

doi:10.1080/19376812.2016.1253486

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“…The region is considered the third largest in Ghana after the Northern, Bono East, and Ahafo region. The Ashanti Region has 27 administrative districts and shares boundaries with Bono East and Ahafo Region in the North, on the east is Eastern Region, on the south, is Central Region and on the southwest with Western Region (Hussey and Malczewski, 2018). The region has a total population of 4, 780,380 (Ghana Statistical Service, 2012), see Figure 1.…”

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“…Because the consistency ratio (CR) is used to assess the degree of inconsistency of the assessments in the ANP method, the CR calculation results also reflect the extent of scoring or evaluating components in the ANP analysis. CR results of 0.1 (< 10%) are acceptable and if CR > 0.1 (≥ 10%), the results need to be reviewed in the previous evaluation process (Hussey, 2014;Mu, 2021;Saaty & Vargas, 2012;Yavuz & Baycan, 2014). The process and steps to apply the T-FANP model to agriculture in Ninh Thuan province are listed below and depicted in Figure 3.…”

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Proposing Solutions to Develop Sustainable Agriculture to Adapt to Climate Change Using the T-Fanp Model

Nguyen Hoang Tuan,

Truong Thanh Canh

2024

IJAHP

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The aim of this study is to propose priority strategies for agricultural development amidst drought in Ninh Thuan province, Vietnam. In the context of drought, the agricultural sector faces significant challenges due to the impact of both natural and socio-economic factors. In order to conduct this research and propose effective strategies, the study utilized the SWOT analysis model via the TOWS matrix, delineating 15 strategies to pinpoint the most fitting approach for the agricultural sector. The study quantified and ranked factors within the SWOT analysis and prioritized strategies using the Fuzzy Analytic Network Process (FANP). The outcomes identified advantageous strategies for agricultural production, emphasizing the evaluation and identification of drought while focusing on market development for economically valuable agricultural products based on primary crops. The step-by-step application of these prioritized strategies aims to contribute to the sustainable development of agricultural production in Ninh Thuan province and facilitate the utilization of a multi-criteria decision-making model in resource and environmental management.

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“…The foundation of the TOPSIS is the idea that the alternative to be picked should be the one with the least geometric distance from the perfect solution and the one with the longest geometric distance from the ideal solution. The ANP is used to cluster the head selection of wireless sensor networks [36], evaluate housing quality [37], and select the optimal strategy for reducing risks in a SC [38]. The simplified fuzzy TOPSIS method is used to help decision-makers select the linguistic variables [39].…”

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An Integrated Fuzzy MCDM Method for Assessing Crisis Recovery Strategies in the Supply Chain

Magableh,

Mistarihi

2024

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Making decisions and building strategies to enhance the supply chain are currently essential if companies want to keep up with modern advances and compete in both the local and global markets. However, the coronavirus pandemic heightened the necessity for decision making and the adoption of strategies for supply chain improvement and transformation to effectively deal with crises and ongoing change. This paper introduces a framework for recovery strategies to characterize the correlation at various stages among the key concerns of the supply chain because of COVID-19, recovery decisions, the areas of development, the strategic recovery plan, and the objectives of the recovery strategies to restore the supply chain (SC). This study used a combination of quantitative and qualitative techniques to identify possible areas for supply chain improvement and rank viable solutions. A combined fuzzy ANP–fuzzy TOPSIS method is proposed to prioritize and rank the areas of improvement. The results indicate that digitization and the utilization of emerging technology play critical roles in supply-chain recovery from disruptions and different current and future SC changes.

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Housing quality evaluation using Analytic Network Process: a case study in the Ashanti Region, Ghana

Cited by 14 publications

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Proposing Solutions to Develop Sustainable Agriculture to Adapt to Climate Change Using the T-Fanp Model

An Integrated Fuzzy MCDM Method for Assessing Crisis Recovery Strategies in the Supply Chain

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