This study investigates the issue of waste and efficient strategies for sustainable construction waste management in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This research employed quantitative methods to analyse survey-based data to reach its findings. The findings revealed a strong positive correlation between procurement, handling, operation, and cultural issues, indicating that these are the primary contributors to waste generation. However, a moderate correlation was observed between the primary contributors and other supplied resources such as electrical connections and fuel. Moreover, linear regression analysis indicated that the generated waste sources and other resources affected waste management systems. Furthermore, the study highlights a consensus among industry professionals on effective waste management techniques, suggesting a standardised approach across different professional demographics. The implications of this study are significant for enhancing waste-management strategies in the construction industry.

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Waste Management and Sustainability in the Construction Industry in the UAE

  • Byan Aldeeri,
  • Nahia Mourad,
  • Ahmed Mohamed Habib

摘要

This study investigates the issue of waste and efficient strategies for sustainable construction waste management in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This research employed quantitative methods to analyse survey-based data to reach its findings. The findings revealed a strong positive correlation between procurement, handling, operation, and cultural issues, indicating that these are the primary contributors to waste generation. However, a moderate correlation was observed between the primary contributors and other supplied resources such as electrical connections and fuel. Moreover, linear regression analysis indicated that the generated waste sources and other resources affected waste management systems. Furthermore, the study highlights a consensus among industry professionals on effective waste management techniques, suggesting a standardised approach across different professional demographics. The implications of this study are significant for enhancing waste-management strategies in the construction industry.