A model for partner selection criteria in energy from waste projects

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Breakdown of Engineering Projects’ Success Criteria

“…The cross-check in the Scopus database suggested two main streams of the current success studies, and both indicated focusing and narrowing. The first stream is related to the particular type of engineering project, such as highway construction (Alleman and Tran 2021;Choi et al 2020), power sites (Abdel-Basset et al 2021), petroleum and petrochemical industry (Faraji et al 2021;Shariatfar et al 2019), space industry (Decadi 2021), waste treatment (Uren et al 2021), or IT (Hussain et al 2021). Significant research was conducted of highway construction projects, in which a link between contracting methods and criteria such as schedule, cost, and change orders was investigated (Choi et al 2020), as well as procurement method (Alleman and Tran 2021).…”

Integrating Business, Social, and Environmental Goals in Open Innovation through Partner Selection

“…According to [71][72][73][74], sustainable development actions can be divided into three main groups or dimensions: economic, social, and environmental (Figure 2).…”

“…According to [71][72][73][74], sustainable development actions main groups or dimensions: economic, social, and environme From the literature, and regarding the criteria normally u CNs, we have found a set of criteria, which we have categor dimensions defined before, i.e.,: From the literature, and regarding the criteria normally used in partner selection for CNs, we have found a set of criteria, which we have categorized, according to the three dimensions defined before, i.e.,:…”

“…Environmental: Concerns all the criteria that might impact the CN's environmental viability [15], which includes issues mainly related with the organization's environmental responsibility [75], namely, self-energy greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions [15,40,73], soil and water quality [40], circular economy policies [67], and environment standards accreditation [15,73], among other criteria.…”