Incorporating Environmental Sustainability Issues Into Construction - Adjarko, Harold;Ayarkwa, Joshua;Agyekum, Kofi
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This book would be very useful to all procurement practitioners involved in construction procurement in public institutions. It highlight challenges in incorporating environmental sustainability into the construction procurement process. With efficient guidelines to incorporate environmental issues into procurement, buildings may be procured to be more energy and water efficient, use fewer resources over the life of the finished project, be flexible and adaptable both in use and to external conditions such as climate and would provide better outcomes for all involved that is designers,…mehr

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This book would be very useful to all procurement practitioners involved in construction procurement in public institutions. It highlight challenges in incorporating environmental sustainability into the construction procurement process. With efficient guidelines to incorporate environmental issues into procurement, buildings may be procured to be more energy and water efficient, use fewer resources over the life of the finished project, be flexible and adaptable both in use and to external conditions such as climate and would provide better outcomes for all involved that is designers, developers, procurement entities, consultants and end users. This book also highlights requirements and responsibilities necessary to promote more responsive environmental outcomes from construction projects.
Autorenporträt
Harold Adjarko est un jeune métreur et un chercheur en gestion des marchés publics de la construction. Il est actuellement chargé de cours à l'école polytechnique de Takoradi et possède des années d'expérience dans l'enseignement de la passation des marchés de construction dans les établissements d'enseignement supérieur. Il est titulaire d'une maîtrise en gestion des marchés publics et d'une licence en technologie du bâtiment, toutes deux obtenues à la KNUST.