Construction and demolition waste (CDW) comprises the major portion of solid waste and it
is becoming a global concern due to rapid urbanisation. Construction and demolition waste …

Circular economy in construction and demolition waste management: an in-depth review and
future perspectives in the construction sector | Emerald Insight Books and journals Case studies …

The construction sector is one of the most responsible worldly for resource consumption,
waste generation, and greenhouse gas emissions. The transition to a circular production …

Purpose–While Circular Economy (CE) is fast becoming a political and economic agenda for
global urban development, there are still substantial knowledge gaps in possible strategies …

The construction industry requires significant quantities of material and energy resources,
which are either recycled or disposed as waste after demolition. Circular Economy (CE) …

Abstract The Construction Industry (CI) is characterized as one of the largest generators of
solid waste worldwide. In fact, is estimated that the construction and demolition waste (CDW) …

Purpose Circular economy (CE) is a structured model of production and consumption
involving sharing, leasing, reusing, recycling, repairing and refurbishing existing products or …

Construction consumes more than 3 billion tons of raw materials globally each year.
Adopting circular economy principles can help reduce waste and save more than $100 …

The construction industry accounts for approximately one-third of the total waste generation
globally. With the United Nations projecting a population increase of 2 billion within the next …

With the rapid pace of global urbanisation, construction demolition waste (CDW) constitutes
roughly 36% of the total solid waste deposited in landfill sites worldwide, thereby posing a …