TY - CHAP
T1 - Conceptual Framework for Sustainable WEF Nexus Project Delivery
AU - David, Love Opeyemi
AU - Aigbavboa, Clinton
AU - Nwulu, Nnamdi
AU - Adepoju, Omoseni Oyindamola
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
© The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2024.
PY - 2024
Y1 - 2024
N2 - The chapter espoused the conceptual frameworkConceptual framework for the water, energy, and food (WEF) Nexus. The chapter established the philosophical paradigmsPhilosophical paradigms underpinning the book, elucidating Ontological and Epistemological philosophyEpistemological philosophy. In OntologicalOntological philosophy philosophical perspectives, the chapter explained the alignment of the book with objectivityObjectivityand constructivismConstructivism in establishing the reality of the three resources. Also, from the epistemological, and philosophical perspectives, the knowledge dimension and build-up of the book were established throughPositivismpositivismPositivism paradigm and interpretivism\Interpretivism paradigms. Moreover, the chapter provides empirical explanation and draws out various construct and indicators on eight (8) determinants for the management of the WEF NexusWEF nexus, which include Economic activitiesEconomic activities, Technological InnovationTechnological innovation, UrbanizationUrbanization, Ecosystem ServicesEcosystem services, Transportation InfrastructureTransportation infrastructure, Cleaner ProductionCleaner production, Value Chain analysisValue chain analysis, and Circular EconomyCircular economy. Furthermore, the chapter established sustainabilitySustainability as the outcome of WEF NexusWEF nexus by the eight (8) economic, social, and environmental determinants. The chapter ended with the need to understand the nature of the WEF Nexus and the type of the WEF NexusWEF nexus and determine the level of sustainabilitySustainability output.
AB - The chapter espoused the conceptual frameworkConceptual framework for the water, energy, and food (WEF) Nexus. The chapter established the philosophical paradigmsPhilosophical paradigms underpinning the book, elucidating Ontological and Epistemological philosophyEpistemological philosophy. In OntologicalOntological philosophy philosophical perspectives, the chapter explained the alignment of the book with objectivityObjectivityand constructivismConstructivism in establishing the reality of the three resources. Also, from the epistemological, and philosophical perspectives, the knowledge dimension and build-up of the book were established throughPositivismpositivismPositivism paradigm and interpretivism\Interpretivism paradigms. Moreover, the chapter provides empirical explanation and draws out various construct and indicators on eight (8) determinants for the management of the WEF NexusWEF nexus, which include Economic activitiesEconomic activities, Technological InnovationTechnological innovation, UrbanizationUrbanization, Ecosystem ServicesEcosystem services, Transportation InfrastructureTransportation infrastructure, Cleaner ProductionCleaner production, Value Chain analysisValue chain analysis, and Circular EconomyCircular economy. Furthermore, the chapter established sustainabilitySustainability as the outcome of WEF NexusWEF nexus by the eight (8) economic, social, and environmental determinants. The chapter ended with the need to understand the nature of the WEF Nexus and the type of the WEF NexusWEF nexus and determine the level of sustainabilitySustainability output.
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U2 - 10.1007/978-3-031-72833-4_10
DO - 10.1007/978-3-031-72833-4_10
M3 - Chapter
AN - SCOPUS:85212303144
T3 - Green Energy and Technology
SP - 321
EP - 374
BT - Green Energy and Technology
PB - Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH
ER -