Research on proposing an effectiveness assessment criteria framework of residential and commercial building construction investment projects toward sustainable development in Nha Trang city
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In the context of global climate change, sustainable development has become a critical factor in housing and commercial construction projects. This research aims to propose a framework of criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of construction investment projects aligned with sustainable development goals. The proposed framework is divided into five key groups: time and cost efficiency, quality and safety performance, environmental protection, social accessibility and affordability, and satisfaction and legal compliance. A total of 21 criteria have been identified for empirical surveys. The study will collect and analyze data, assess the level of consensus, and rank the criteria accordingly. The research outcomes will provide a framework to assist regulatory agencies and investors in evaluating and selecting projects with sustainable development potential, thereby contributing to the long-term and comprehensive development of the city.
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