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Construction Industry Sustainable Development Indicator for Low-Income Developing Countries: Yemen As A Case Study

مؤشر التنمية المستدامة لصناعة التشييد في الدول النامية ذات الدخل المنخفض: اليمن كدراسة حالة

B Sultan, W Alaghbari

International Journal of Construction Management · 2023 · Vol. 23 · No. 6 · pp. 1053–1060

Abstract

This paper establishes a comprehensive Sustainable Development Indicator (SDI) matrix customized for the construction sectors of low-income developing nations, using Yemen as a critical case study. The indicators integrate economic feasibility, socio-cultural preservation, and environmental conservation targets. The research provides an evaluative tool to help governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations measure, benchmark, and guide infrastructure projects toward long-term sustainability goals.

Keywords

Construction industry Sustainable development Indicators

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