Construction of the Factors Affecting China's Hydropower Projects and Overseas Investment Risk Assessment Index System

Ge, Su Juan; Shi, An Na

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.672-674.2077

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“…However, the research does not show mutual interactions among design, procurement, and construction risks. Shi et al also presented a comprehensive assessment of power projects overseas investment risks by establishing risk assessment model (Ge and Shi, 2014) [8]. Zhao et al studied uncertainty runs through the whole process of the construction of the hydropower projects by analysing influencing factors of the risk of the hydropower projects (Zhao and Jia, 2011) [9], based on the analytic hierarchy process and the theory of intuitionistic fuzzy sets, an example which shows the practicality and validity of the method and also supplies scientific bases and references to the hydropower projects capitalists to make their investment decisions.…”

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Research on Quality Risk of EPC Hydropower Projects in Vietnam

Mai¹,

Wang²

2017

WJET

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Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts are on the way to become the most usual form of contracting applied by the private sector to undertake construction works on large scale Hydropower projects. If EPC contract management is not implemented and controlled properly. Quality is the first important factor for any contractors who involve in the hydropower project execution. The purpose of this study is to investigate and evaluate risks causing not good quality of EPC hydropower projects in Vietnam. In addition, the study also provided the recommendations for project practitioners to mitigate the impacts of those identified risks. The findings of this study can be a good managerial reference for project management teams who are working in other countries that have similar economic and investment environments to Vietnam to get their EPC construction project completed on quality, thus will ensuring the benefits to the government, the investors, the contractors, and the parties involved.

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Research on Quality Risk of EPC Hydropower Projects in Vietnam

Mai¹,

Wang²

2017

WJET

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“…Xie et al (2010) proposed a dynamic transitional operation risk warning model by using the methods of logistic regression and multiple linear regression. Ge and Shi (2014) analyzed and quantified various overseas investment, and quantified the overseas investment risks as risk indexes to provide risk early-warning countermeasures for enterprises' overseas investment. Liu (2008) built a threelevel prevention mechanism of transnational risk management and a transitional operation risk earlywarning index system for SMEs.…”

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Research on risk early-warning system of transitional operation of Africa-related enterprises

Li¹,

Wan²,

Lai³

2020

Afr. J. Bus. Manage.

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The growing business prosperity in African countries has brought new opportunities for enterprises to carry out transnational operation in Africa; however, it may also be accompanied by some transnational operation risks. Enterprises incorrectly identify and analyze these risks, which brings enterprises great uncertainty and huge losses. So enterprises should establish a transnational operation risk management system as soon as possible to ensure the healthy transnational operation in Africa. Based on the survey of 83 experts at African research and the relevant literatures, this paper puts forward a transitional risk early-warning evaluation index system composed of 8 primary indexes including strategic management risk, operation management risk, human resource risk, marketing risk, supply chain management risk, financial management risk, national political risk and macro environmental risk. This paper also determines the weights of the indexes by AHP method and sets the transitional operation risk early-warning evaluation standards based on advice from experts. Furthermore, this paper takes 259 Zhejiang Africa-related enterprises as samples and assesses the transitional operation risk of them by the system established, finds that human resource risks, financial management risks, national political risks and national macro environmental risks are relatively large. Finally, some suggestions are given.

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“…However, the research does not show mutual interactions amongst design, procurement, and construction risks. Shi et al also presented a comprehensive assessment of investment risks for overseas power projects by establishing risk assessment model (Ge & Shi, 2014).…”

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Risk Assessments in Construction of Water Supply Projects in Hanoi, Vietnam

Nguyen¹,

Mai²,

Vu³

2021

AJIBM

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Water is one of the developments that Vietnamese government has already committed and this sector always plays an important role in socioeconomic life of Vietnam. The Government and Vietnamese people have been trying to improve infrastructure, enhance living standards for people and national socioeconomic development. However, in terms of water, Vietnam still has to face many challenges that require a lot of efforts to deal with. Now, in Hanoi, especially the outskirts of the city, there is a huge lack of water works, causing negative impacts on community's life and the quality of environment. Water distribution systems play a critical role in supplying sufficient water to users with acceptable quantity, pressure, and quality. Risk assessment has been recognized as a useful tool to identify the hazard, analyse vulnerabilities, and risks, and select proper mitigation measures. A questionnaire has been designed including 51 factors that create risk events that can occur during construction works implementation. Risk matrix was used as basis for quantitative risk analysis to determine the most critical risks which were a great impact on project and also to indicate moderate risks that must be taken into consideration. The study analysis and assessment of risks are based on survey questionnaires, which achieved the following findings: 1) there are 26 main risks influencing schedule delays; 2) scientifically ranks influence every single risk on schedule delays; 3) making recommendations can reduce or eliminate influencing factors. This study provides a valuable reference which helps investors and contractors finish on schedule to ensure the benefits when building the Water Supply Projects.

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Construction of the Factors Affecting China's Hydropower Projects and Overseas Investment Risk Assessment Index System

Cited by 5 publications

References 5 publications

Research on Quality Risk of EPC Hydropower Projects in Vietnam

Research on Quality Risk of EPC Hydropower Projects in Vietnam

Research on risk early-warning system of transitional operation of Africa-related enterprises

Risk Assessments in Construction of Water Supply Projects in Hanoi, Vietnam

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