The usage of generic databases for environmental impact assessment does not respond to the uniqueness and peculiarities of certain regions. An array of reasons accounts for this including energy mix technology, manufacturing system boundaries, environmental policy frameworks and priorities. As a result, it is imper...
Daniel Markwei, M. Addy, T. Kwofie et al.· International Journal of Bui...· 0 citations
Green financing has emerged as an important mechanism for supporting environmentally sustainable construction by facilitating investment in projects that promote resource efficiency, climate resilience, and reduced environmental impacts. Despite growing policy attention, its effective utilisation within the South Afric...
Linda Malifete, S. Adekunle, C. Aigbavboa· Frontiers in Built Environme...· 0 citations
Green financing is increasingly recognised as a critical mechanism for advancing sustainable infrastructure development; however, its adoption within South Africa’s construction sector remains limited. Despite evidence of its benefits, there is insufficient empirical understanding of the strategies that enable effectiv...
Linda Malifete, S. Adekunle, C. Aigbavboa et al.· Proceedings of International...· 0 citations
Purpose: This study examines the mediating role of procurement implementation capability in the relationship between integrated procurement framework dimensions and procurement outcomes within the Ghanaian public sector.
Design/Methodology/Approach: A quantitative cross-sectional design was employed, drawing on Dynamic...
O. O. Dwomoh, C. Aigbavboa, G. Kaku et al.· African Journal Of Applied R...· 0 citations
The South African construction industry faces moderate awareness and substantial barriers in adopting green financing, limiting its potential to advance sustainable building practices. This study investigates both the level of awareness and the key constraints affecting adoption among construction professionals. Using...
Linda Malifete, S. Adekunle, C. Aigbavboa et al.· Proceedings of International...· 0 citations
The construction of telecommunication masts and towers involves high-risk activities, including working at heights, electrical hazards, and complex structural operations. Despite the rapid expansion of telecommunication infrastructure in Nigeria, safety incidents remain prevalent due to gaps in occupational health and...
Julius Egbobawaye, C. Aigbavboa, M. Ikuabe· Proceedings of International...· 0 citations
Safety performance is crucial for construction projects to be successful since it impacts the building’s quality, schedule, and costs. Hence, this paper evaluated the impact of health and safety practices on the performance of construction workers in Ondo State, aiming to achieve safe working conditions on construction...
O. Olu-Martins, C. Aigbavboa, O. Akinradewo· Proceedings of International...· 0 citations
Despite significant advancements in wearable technology, the construction industry faces high rates of accidents, injuries, and fatalities. Hence, this study aims to evaluate the key drivers of wearable technology in Nigeria’s construction sites to foster the health and safety of workers and other stakeholders in build...
D. Ebiloma, C. Aigbavboa· Construction Business and Pr...· 0 citations
This study presents the findings of an assessment of the challenges hindering the integration of smart asset management (SAM) in the South African railway sector. The study also determined the critical success factors (CSFs) required for effective integration, as well as the benefits inherent in this integration. A sur...
M. Ndou, D. Aghimien, C. Aigbavboa et al.· Sustainability· 0 citations
Purpose. This study examines how urban transport policy in developing cities can align smart mobility initiatives with institutional and system capacity to support sustainable urban transportation. Using South Africa as an analytically representative context, it identifies strategic priorities and explores emerging pat...
Olaoluwa Akinshipe, O. Akinradewo, C. Aigbavboa· Journal of Sustainable Devel...· 0 citations
This study explored strategies for managing cybersecurity risks in the South African construction industry. Using a quantitative research methodology, the study targeted construction professionals and cybersecurity experts in Gauteng province through structured questionnaires, of which 150 were distributed and 90 were...
S. Stephen, C. Aigbavboa, J. Bello et al.· Construction Business and Pr...· 0 citations
The construction industry is at the forefront of adopting innovative technologies to meet the global challenges posed by sustainable development. This study explores the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Building Information Modeling (BIM), and the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development G...
S. Adekunle, O. Akinradewo, C. Aigbavboa et al.· 2026: Transforming Construct...· 0 citations
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