Research on Determining Resource Utilization Rates of Regional Construction and Demolition Waste from the Perspective of Collaborative Governance

Shen, Ling; Zhang, Zhaokun; Tang, Lingyi

doi:10.1007/s12205-022-0465-y

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“…Through a systematic literature review, the collaborative relationships among 12 groups were sorted out. In order to solve the conflict of interests between different entities in construction waste treatment, Shen et al [24] constructed a coupled model of system dynamics (SD) and multi-objective programming (MOP); the resource utilization rate of urban waste was finally improved. Elsayegh et al [25] proposed the collaborative planning index, which is an objective scoring system that can help stakeholders to find factors that underperform, thereby improving project performance.…”

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Research on Collaborative Mechanisms of Railway EPC Project Design and Construction from the Perspective of Social Network Analysis

Fan,

Liu,

2023

Systems

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With the promotion of Engineering Procurement Construction mode in railway construction projects, collaborative management between design and construction has faced increasing challenges due to complexities of the participants and the various professional fields involved in railway EPC projects. This paper aims to analyze the issues present in the collaborative management of railway EPC project design and construction. Utilizing the social network analysis methodology combined with the Wuli–Shili–Renli (WSR) system methodology, a network model was established to explore relationships between design and construction management. This study investigates network-influencing factors and proposes targeted measures to enhance project management efficiency. The findings indicate that coordination and communication mechanisms, organization building, interface management systems and design management systems represent core network elements that significantly impact railway EPC collaborative management. These elements are closely related to other network factors. The research not only advances design and construction coordination theory, but it also introduces new ideas for engineering practice.

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Research on Collaborative Mechanisms of Railway EPC Project Design and Construction from the Perspective of Social Network Analysis

Fan,

Liu,

2023

Systems

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“…Government departments play significant roles and serve as the central regulators and supervisors of waste management [12]. Shen et al [13] concluded that the government has acknowledged the health and environmental hazards posed by enterprises' illegal dumping. However, due to the limited budget and personnel available, the government cannot adequately control the behaviors of enterprises that violate the rules.…”

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Analysis of Multi-Stakeholder Behavioral Strategies in the Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Industry through an Evolutionary Game Theory

Wang,

Qi,

Cui

2024

Buildings

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Construction and demolition waste (C&DW) recycling products have drawn worldwide attention over the past few decades. There is a general agreement among researchers that C&DW recycling is an important means for curbing the deterioration of the environment. Previous papers mainly focused on the decision-making behavior of dual stakeholders or tripartite stakeholders, as well as the lack of cooperation among multiple stakeholders. This study explored a dynamic evolutionary game model with three different parameter conditions to research the decision-making behaviors and stable strategies of the multi-stakeholders involved in the C&DW recycling product industry, including government departments and some enterprises. This research also investigated how the government’s supervision costs, penalties applied to enterprises, and resource taxes affect the dynamic evolution process of C&DW recycling. This research conducted numerical simulations using Python to analyze stakeholders’ behavioral evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) and the sensitivity to main factors in each stage of the C&DW recycling process to accelerate the development of construction waste resource utilization. Based on the results of the evolutionary game, this paper proposed that the roles of multi-stakeholders are different at different stages of industry development, and that supervision costs, penalties, and resource tax have their own impacts on the C&DW recycling product industry. The paper suggests a range of discussions and simulation studies to highlight the significance of the government’s refined and moderate adjustments to the regulatory incentive system and the level of government regulation and involvement at different stages of the process. These adjustments are aimed at promoting the sustainable recycling and utilization of construction and demolition waste (C&DW) products within some countries’ construction industry.

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“…Government departments play signi cant roles and serve as the central regulators and supervisors of waste management (Guo et al 2022). Shen et al (2023) concluded that the government has acknowledged the health and environmental hazards posed by enterprises illegal dumping. But, due to limited budget and personnel available, it cannot adequately control the behaviors of enterprises that violate rules.…”

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Evolutionary game analysis on behavioral strategies of multi-stakeholder in construction and demolition waste (C&DW) recycling product industry

Wang,

Qi,

Cui

2023

Preprint

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Construction and demolition waste(C&DW) recycling products have drawn worldwide attention over the past few decades. There is a general agreement among researchers that C&DW recycling product is an important means for curbing the deterioration of the environment in China. Previous studies mainly focused on the decision-making behavior of dual stakeholders or tripartite stakeholders, as well as lack of consideration of cooperation among multi-stakeholder. This study explored a dynamic evolutionary game model with three different parameter conditions to research decision-making behaviors and stable strategies of the multi-stakeholder involved in the C&DW recycling product industry, including government departments and some enterprises. This research also investigates how government’s supervision cost, penalty to the enterprises and the resource taxes affect the dynamic evolution process of the C&DW recycling. This research conducted numerical simulations by Python to analyze stakeholders’ behavioral evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) and the sensitivity to main factors in each stage of the C&DW recycling product industry. Based on the results of the evolutionary game, this paper proposed that the roles of multi-stakeholder are different at different stages of industry development, and that supervision cost, penalty and resource tax have their own impacts on the C&DW recycling product industry. A series of discussions and simulation studies were proposed to accelerate the achievement of sustainable development of C&DW recycling products in China's building sectors.

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Research on Determining Resource Utilization Rates of Regional Construction and Demolition Waste from the Perspective of Collaborative Governance

Cited by 4 publications

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Research on Collaborative Mechanisms of Railway EPC Project Design and Construction from the Perspective of Social Network Analysis

Research on Collaborative Mechanisms of Railway EPC Project Design and Construction from the Perspective of Social Network Analysis

Analysis of Multi-Stakeholder Behavioral Strategies in the Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Industry through an Evolutionary Game Theory

Evolutionary game analysis on behavioral strategies of multi-stakeholder in construction and demolition waste (C&DW) recycling product industry

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Research on Determining Resource Utilization Rates of Regional Construction and Demolition Waste from the Perspective of Collaborative Governance

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Research on Collaborative Mechanisms of Railway EPC Project Design and Construction from the Perspective of Social Network Analysis

Research on Collaborative Mechanisms of Railway EPC Project Design and Construction from the Perspective of Social Network Analysis

Analysis of Multi-Stakeholder Behavioral Strategies in the Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Industry through an Evolutionary Game Theory

Evolutionary game analysis on behavioral strategies of multi-stakeholder in construction and demolition waste (C&amp;DW) recycling product industry

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