Modelling interrelationships between barriers to adopting green building technologies in China's rural housing via grey-DEMATEL

Gan, Xiaolong; Liu, Lanchi; Wen, Tao; Webber, Ronald

doi:10.1016/j.techsoc.2022.102042

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“…For instance, due to the different modes of housing construction, the policy instruments used to promote GB development in rural areas are different from urban GB development. The selection of policy instruments should consider the self‐built characteristic to stimulate the demand of rural residents (Gan, Liu, et al, 2022). In addition, the development of the prefabricated building as a new means to transform the traditional construction mode into a cleaner and low‐carbon production mode needs a well‐balanced policy instrument mix (Gan, Xie, et al, 2022).…”

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“…In addition, GB development has been extended into rural areas based on the policy of “ Guideline on promoting green development of urban and rural construction ” issued in 2021. This brings a new challenge for GB development in the future, due to houses is usually self‐built in rural areas, which are different from the house built by developers in urban areas (Gan, Liu, et al, 2022). Interestingly, promoting prefabricated buildings has been included in the objectives of GB development policies.…”

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The policy trajectory of green building development in China: A sequential and network analysis

Gan

Yan

Xie

et al. 2023

Sustainable Development

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Policies play an extremely important role in promoting the development of green building (GB). Despite multiple policies have been issued to promote the GB development, the low market share of GB in China indicates that the policy system is unsatisfactory. However, few studies have concentrated on the policy trajectory of GB development. This study aims to fill this gap using network‐based analysis to explore the policy trajectory of GB development from the perspective of policy agency, objective, and instrument. 129 national GB development policies were collected, and the trajectory of policy agency, objective, and instrument were analyzed. The main results are as follows: (1) cross‐functional‐ and cross‐hierarchical‐level coordination between policy‐issuing agencies tends to increase. The cooperation among policy agencies represents a strong core‐periphery structure feature; (2) the policy objectives are related to multiple dimensions of GB development, and the focuses of GB development policy objectives are dynamically changed but show continuity to some degree; (3) the adoption of policy instruments is structurally unbalanced, and the mismatch between policy instruments and policy objective should be addressed urgently. Corresponding policy recommendations are provided from policy agencies, objectives and instruments. This research provides a novel perspective on policy analysis, which offers useful information on policy making for GB development.

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The policy trajectory of green building development in China: A sequential and network analysis

Gan

Yan

Xie

et al. 2023

Sustainable Development

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“…Compared with the rapidly growing residential area, the comfort of rural housing has not been effectively improved. Rural housing causes a huge environmental burden throughout its entire lifecycle, but fails to provide comfortable living conditions (Aisikaer et al, 2023; Han et al, 2022) [3,4]. Solving the problems of high energy consumption and low comfort has become a major challenge for the green development of rural housing (Li et al, 2020;Wang et al, 2022) [5,6].…”

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Greenness evaluation of rural residential buildings based on the composite perspective of Environment-Building-Resources

Xu,

Tang,

Wang

et al. 2024

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Based on the composite perspective of environment-building-resource(EBR), influencing factors of the greenness of rural buildings were sorted out by brainstorming and expert consultation, an innovative comprehensive evaluation system was constructed and the weight ofthe impact factors were calculated by fuzzy analytic network process(FANP). The EBR greenness comprehensive scoring standards of each influence factor were established by means of questionnaire, field measurement and numerical simulation. As a typical representative of human populated areas in southwest China, 13 villages in the second circle of Chengdu were selected as case study areas by means of the regional average distribution theory and minimum sampling criteria. Innovative combination of obstacle degree model and spatial interpolation analysis, the key factors affecting the greening of rural buildings were diagnosed. The results showed that, indoor thermal environment(E21), indoor light environment(E22), popularity of biogas facilities (R12), green building material usage(R13) have a significant impact on the EBR greenness score. The EBR score of study area shows a spatial distribution pattern of high in the west and low in the east, with extremely uneven scores in various dimensions. According to the key factors obtained from the systematic evaluation, the refined exploration of promotion strategies and measures was carried out, the greenness improvement suggestion was put forward.

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“…Green buildings protect priceless natural resources and improve our standard of living (WorldGBC, 2021). The advantages of GBTs for sustainability have garnered significant worldwide interest, resulting in several studies (Darko et al, 2017b;Darko and Chan, 2018;Chan et al, 2018;Chen et al, 2021;Gan et al, 2022;Khan and Ali, 2022). Pakistan is now dealing with a variety of environmental issues (Rehman et al, 2020).…”

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Analyzing the Impact of Critical Barriers on the Stakeholder’s Adoption Behavior toward Green Building Technologies in Pakistan

Hussain¹,

Naqvi²,

Anwar³

2023

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The construction industry is becoming a major source of carbon emissions in Pakistan due to the country's rapid urbanization. To slow global warming, it is crucial to evaluate and cut construction's carbon emissions. Despite significant international efforts to encourage the use of green construction technology, which have not yet been extensively embraced because of obstacles, these carbon emissions are continuously rising. In this context, the current research looked at how barriers affected how stakeholders adopted green building technologies (GBTs) in Pakistan. Data were collected through a questionnaire from 349 stakeholders in the construction industry. Partial least square structural equation modeling was used for the empirical study. The main findings revealed that, out of the five types of barriers, innovation-related and economic barriers were found the strongest influencing barriers, followed by socio-cultural and governmental barriers, resource-related and regulation-based barriers towards the stakeholders’ adoption behavior of green building technologies in Pakistan. Based on the research's findings, various policy recommendations were made for the government policy-makers and other concerned stakeholders to ensure the effective deployment of green building technologies in Pakistan.

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Modelling interrelationships between barriers to adopting green building technologies in China's rural housing via grey-DEMATEL

Cited by 13 publications

References 68 publications

The policy trajectory of green building development in China: A sequential and network analysis

The policy trajectory of green building development in China: A sequential and network analysis

Greenness evaluation of rural residential buildings based on the composite perspective of Environment-Building-Resources

Analyzing the Impact of Critical Barriers on the Stakeholder’s Adoption Behavior toward Green Building Technologies in Pakistan

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