This project delves into the critical issue of waste management within the construction industry. It begins by identifying the problem of waste generation and its negative impacts on the environment, including climate change, soil pollution, and water contamination. The project then explores the importance of waste management for sustainable building, encompassing waste elimination, minimization, and reuse of materials. The research methodology employed is secondary research, drawing upon various articles and information from different works. The project examines the research methods, feasibility studies, project briefs, and project specifications. It also includes project timelines, cost analysis, resource allocation, and an evaluation of the Critical Path Method (CPM) for project management solutions. The project highlights the importance of waste segregation, reuse, and the implementation of Site Waste Management Plans (SWMP) to improve resource efficiency and promote sustainable practices. The project also provides a detailed breakdown of resource allocation and associated costs, emphasizing the practical application of waste management strategies in construction projects.
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