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September 27, 2025BuildingsOpen Access

Risk Assessment and Mitigation Strategies in Green Building Construction Projects: A Global Empirical Study

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SMSaeed Reza MohandesRTRidwan TaiwoAYAbdul‐Mugis Yussif

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Overview

Empirical study identifies key risks and mitigation strategies in green building construction projects, highlighting their impact on sustainable practices.

Key Points

  • This study identifies and classifies 42 risk factors related to green building construction projects, enhancing understanding of environmental impacts.
  • The research employs statistical methods, including hypothesis testing and correlation analysis, to assess risks identified by global experts.
  • Mitigation strategies are proposed to address key concerns, such as the high cost of materials and the absence of qualified teams in sustainable construction.
  • Findings aim to guide stakeholders in effective risk management and support the adoption of sustainable practices in the construction industry.

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Mohandes et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d7cc6aeebfec0fc5238ce1https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings15193485
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