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Exploring the socioeconomic factors affecting green cities development
Emmanuel Doe Dzramado
, Richard Ohene Asiedu
, De Graft Owusu-Manu
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David J. Edwards
, Michael Adesi
, Alex Acheampong
Construction Management and Quantity Surveying
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Koforidua Technical University
Birmingham City University
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City Planning
20%
Construction Industry
40%
Descriptive Exploratory
10%
Descriptive Statistics
10%
Design Methodology
10%
Digital Finance
10%
Environmental Factors
10%
Environmental Regulation
10%
Exploratory Factor Analysis
10%
Extant Literature
10%
Financing Risk
10%
Ghana
30%
Green City
90%
Green Finance
10%
Green Inhibitor
10%
Green Investment
10%
Green Markets
20%
Green Support
10%
In-depth Literature Review
10%
Income Level
10%
Investment Financing
10%
Investment Risk
10%
Investment under Uncertainty
10%
Market Mechanism
10%
Policy Implementation
10%
Politicians
20%
Principal Coordinate Analysis (PCoA)
10%
Promoting Sustainability
10%
Quantitative Research
10%
Socio-economic Aspects
10%
Socioeconomic Factors
100%
Stakeholder Engagement
10%
Support Mechanisms
10%
Transportation Control
10%
Urban Green Development
100%
Urban Planning
10%
Social Sciences
City Development
100%
Construction Industry
26%
Descriptive Statistics
6%
Design Methodology
6%
Digital Finance
6%
Economic and Social Development
6%
Environmental Factor
6%
Environmental Regulation
6%
Factor Analysis
6%
Finance
13%
Ghana
20%
Green City
100%
Literature Reviews
6%
Market Mechanism
6%
Quantitative Research
6%
Research Strategies
6%
Stakeholder Engagement
6%
Sustainable Investment
6%
Transport
6%
Urban Planning
20%