Environmental & Stakeholders Management

Environmental &
Stakeholders Management

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................3
Section II..........................................................................................................................................3
1. Overview of the environmental issues...................................................................................3
2. Detailed report........................................................................................................................6
3. Low Carbon Planning helps to integrate energy efficiency and renewable energy sources
cost effectively into the new development..................................................................................7
CONCLUSION .............................................................................................................................10
PART C..........................................................................................................................................11
REFERENCES .............................................................................................................................18
INTRODUCTION
Environmental conservation is a highly complex topic, affecting both humanity and the
ecosystem in a multitude of complicated and nuanced ways. Preservation and environmental
management will be of concern to individuals, both in their own concerns and even in the
benefits of the world nature. Stakeholders are defined as any entity or association who can and

should be influenced by the preparation, actions, outcome and communication of a systemic
analysis or diagram. Stakeholder participation can include many primary advantages to
environmental policy research initiatives, including strengthening the evidential basis for greater
public adoption, increased probability of initiative effectiveness, wider dissemination of results,
and higher likelihood of effect on decision-making (Bawole, 2013). The role of stakeholders in
environmental programs has also been recognized as essential to maintaining their sustainability
and, at the same time, to synthesizing knowledge of what succeeds, when and for whom it offers
significant advantages and obstacles.
Section II
1. Overview of the environmental issues
In present time, as it is observed that site construction is consider to be the main reason
due to which environment gets polluted. However, there have been number of environmental
issues and factors which lead to several problems arising at the time of constructing a specific
site. In terms of a regional approach to environmental and sustainability concerns for the
construction sector, green building ranking structures operate and are utilized globally, like
Leadership in Energy and Climate. All those external factors that have a vast impact on
construction are being determined as the environmental factors which further include each and
everything outside the construction project. Such as climate, material, technology, economy
politics, client etc. Thus it is observed in the present time that less the predictability of
surrounding environment the higher will be the effect on particular building. Some of these are
elaborated underneath:
Economic and financial: Financial limits always seem to exist on building projects due
to which many time a situation arise that construction process slows down or even stop (Burke,
2017). The challenge for any project leader is to insure that perhaps the construction remains
financially sustainable within a variable economy and considering that economic cycles have a
direct effect on the mining industry's operations. They must consider all those national and
international financing factors that can be opted in order to finance the construction of any
building. Before starting any operation of project enough funds must be raised through
convenient option that neither increase the burden nor develop any other financial issue
(Environmental & stakeholders management, 2020).

Technology and resources: In recent time, technology is considered to be one of the
most crucial factors that should be considered in developing strategic plans at the time of
constructing a new development. Moreover, to a build an appropriate building proper resources
are needed such as sufficient raw material, skilled labour etc. which support to finish the work on
time in desired format. Thus, the shortage of technical know-how and the shortage of
administrative expertise were perceived as one of the biggest problems and restrictions facing the
nation. Many time there are situation in which professional team is needed to perform inspection
about the land and location of site. As due to lack of proper skilled person many site miss proper
inspection and evaluation and start construction process which further faces different problems.
Technology has totally advanced the construction work but lack of effective knowledge may
some time lead to major issue which delay the development stage. Likewise, use of Virtual
Reality / Augmented Reality, manager can think about the future structure of a building and this
helps them to prepare plans respectively to reach the desired design. But lack of understanding
and improper training about VR many time create situation in which design are different from
the actual construction. This may further lead to break down of constructed wall or structure as
VR only give the idea about the pattern and size of a wall but actual time requirement are not
shown through this method (Butler, 2015).
Political: The political climate is concerned with national policies and the effect of
political actions on development programs. The main positions performed by the government
throughout the construction sector are mainly contractors, regional economy supervisors, and
building climate supervisors, such as regulations that regulate ethics and construction activities,
among many others. This indicated that policymakers might dramatically increase or decrease
competition for building services via budgetary initiatives and fiscal policies. In its role as
building climate authorities, governance regulates planning and construction permit procedures
and enforces conformity with the Regulations and laws (Durant, Fiorino and O'Leary, 2017).
Legal: Building occurs within the scope of zoning and environmental laws, codes of
conduct, health standards, licenses, tax and insurance legislation. Such rules, codes and
legislation are usually well defined, rendering it easy to forecast their effect on building projects
with fair precision. Laws specifically impacts the practices of the contractor by considerations
such as health, preparation and development laws, as well as effects contractual arrangements
within contracts.