Systematic review on stakeholder collaboration for a circular built environment: Current research trends, gaps and future directions

IF 5.4 Q1 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
Sepani Senaratne , Navodana Rodrigo , Laura M.M.C.E Almeida , Srinath Perera , Xiaohua Jin
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Construction is one of the most impactful sectors in the use of resources, while having a complex network of stakeholders. To drive towards sustainable development, implementing circular economy (CE) principles in construction projects by connecting stakeholders has become a priority. This research explores the current trends in CE-research in construction and identifies gaps for future directions in connecting stakeholders for CE. Hence, a systematic literature review (quantitative and qualitative) was undertaken. The quantitative analysis identified a gradual increase of CE research in construction. The qualitative content analysis revealed that there is a tendency to adapt various models/frameworks, actions for CE adaption, strategies for stakeholder collaboration, and, digital technologies to connect stakeholders for CE. Lack of promoting CE is a key challenge that needs to be addressed for efficient stakeholder collaboration. Blockchain, could be an enabler for effective stakeholder collaboration for CE in construction and will be the way forward.

循环建筑环境中利益相关者合作的系统回顾:当前研究趋势、差距和未来方向
建筑业是资源使用中最具影响力的行业之一,同时拥有复杂的利益相关者网络。为了推动可持续发展,通过连接利益相关者,在建设项目中实施循环经济原则已成为优先事项。本研究探讨了建筑业CE研究的当前趋势,并确定了在连接CE利益相关者方面的差距。因此,进行了系统的文献综述(定量和定性)。定量分析表明,CE在建筑领域的研究逐渐增多。定性内容分析显示,有一种趋势是调整各种模型/框架、CE适应行动、利益相关者合作战略,以及数字技术,以连接利益相关者进行CE。缺乏促进CE是一个关键挑战,需要解决这一挑战,以实现利益相关者的高效合作。区块链,可能是CE在建设中有效利益相关者合作的推动者,并将成为前进的道路。
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Resources, conservation & recycling advances
Resources, conservation & recycling advances Environmental Science (General)
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