ASSESSSING THE INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISK FACTORS ON CONSTRUCTION PROJECT PERFORMANCE IN KANO STATE, NIGERIA
Abstract
The construction industry is the most risky of all industries in terms of health and safety hazards. This research thesis investigates relationship between environmental risk factors and construction project performance. Environment risks encompassing natural disasters, climate change, regulatory constraints and resources scarcity, present significant challenges to the construction industry. This study examines how these risks impact various facets of project performance, including: timeliness cost management, quality and stakeholder satisfaction. Through review literature and analysis of questionnaire this research clarifies the diverse ways in environmental risks manifest and influences the construction projects across different context.
Furthermore, this study proposes proactive strategies for mitigating environmental risks and enhancing project performance. These strategies encompass the integration Risk assessment and management plans, Sustainable construction practice, Adaptation of technology for monitoring and mitigation, use of renewable resources, Incorporation of green infrastructure and Stakeholders engagement and communication. Implementing this recommendation can sustain project performance. This research contributes to a deeper understanding of how environmental risks shape construction project performance. By highlighting effective mitigation strategies and this study aims is to empower stakeholders in the construction industry to navigate environmental challenges and achieve greater project success.
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