Appraising hyperinflation threat to achieving Sustainable Development Goals 1 and 2: Nigerian public sector construction artisans' perspective
International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Purpose
In
less
than
a
decade,
hyperinflation
rate
increases
in
many
developing
countries
have
raised
pertinent
concerns
about
fundamental
issues
facing
fixed
salaries
of
low-income
earners.
This
may
hinder
achieving
Sustainable
Development
Goals
1
(no
poverty)
and
2
(zero
hunger).
There
is
paucity
research
regarding
the
impact
on
public
sector
construction
artisans.
study
investigated
its
outcome
Nigerian
artisans
recommended
ways
to
reduce
these
impacts
and,
by
extension,
improve
achievement
2.
Design/methodology/approach
The
researchers
adopted
qualitative
approach
collect
data.
engaged
30
interviewees
across
three
Nigeria’s
cities
using
semi-structured
interviews.
thematic
attained
saturation
at
26th
participant.
Findings
shows
that
artisans,
if
not
curbed,
might
identified
major
suggested
mitigate
them
includes
overhauling
Central
Bank
Nigeria
(CBN)
create
people
investment/production
policies,
addressing
foreign
exchange
volatility
through
financial
stabilisation
instruments,
National
Petroleum
Corporation,
reinstating
fuel
subsides
issue
internal
insecurity.
Originality/value
As
part
research’s
implications,
this
measures
also
will
stir
government
policymakers
review
existing
economic
policies
(fuel
subsidy
removal,
floating
high
interest
rates)
be
pro-masses
friendly
promote
productivity.
Language: Английский
Appraising construction artisans health insurance enrolment to achieve sustainable development goal 3 in the informal sector: issues and solutions
International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
43(8), P. 26 - 40
Published: Feb. 12, 2025
Purpose
In
developing
countries,
informal
construction
artisans
are
vital
to
economic
growth.
Governments
encourage
enrolment
into
micro
health
insurance
schemes
sustain
artisans’
well-being
and
achieve
universal
coverage.
The
peculiarity
associated
with
the
may
hinder
scheme
enrolment,
particularly
in
Nigeria.
It
threaten
improve
achieving
sustainable
development
goal
3
(good
well-being).
This
study
investigated
level
of
awareness
causes
suggested
measures
policy
for
sector
and,
by
extension,
achievement
Goal
3.
Design/methodology/approach
adopted
face-to-face
interviews
collect
data
Lagos
Benin
City,
researchers
engaged
40
participants
achieved
saturation
at
35th
participant.
manually
analysed
collected
reported
findings
using
thematic
approach.
Findings
Results
showed
low
identified
contributory
factors.
includes
poor
funding
schemes,
lax
expertise
understanding
market
space,
extreme
poverty,
medical
services,
uneducated
clients/customers/consumers,
etc.
Originality/value
As
part
study’s
implications,
it
recommends
that
government
invest
more
social
sector’s
low-income
earners
enhance
accomplishing
coverage
stir
policymakers
call
a
review
National
Health
Insurance
Authority
Act
2022
implementable
enforceable
clauses
reduce
uninsured
artisans.
Language: Английский
Appraising young-adult internal migrants into construction craftsmanship: issues surrounding skill acquisition and competencies in Nigeria
Andrew Ebekozien,
No information about this author
Angeline Ngozika Chibuike Nwaole,
No information about this author
Clinton Aigbavboa
No information about this author
et al.
Engineering Construction & Architectural Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2025
Purpose
The
increasing
crisis
in
northeast
Nigeria
encourages
young
adult
internal
migrants
to
the
southern
part
for
greener
pastures,
including
construction
activities.
Evidence
shows
that
many
engaged
as
labourers
within
a
short
period
claimed
be
qualified
artisans
without
apprenticeship
schemes.
There
is
need
integrate
informal
sites
where
are
enhance
their
competency
craftsmanship.
may
have
had
some
encumbrances.
research
investigated
issues
facing
adults’
and
suggested
measures
improve
skills
acquisition
craftsmanship
before
being
artisans.
Design/methodology/approach
researchers
employed
qualitative
method
utilising
semi-structured
face-to-face
interview
solicit
data
from
30
participants
Nigeria.
utilised
an
investigative
engage
Nigeria,
thematic
analysis
was
analyse
collected
data.
Findings
show
training
with
necessary
will
economic
growth.
main
migrations
clustered
into
six
groups.
Among
recommendations
establishing
friendly
modified
Nigerian
Skills
Qualifications
Framework
(NSQF)
manage
scheme
interested
embracing
Originality/value
In
context
of
craftsmanship,
this
study
contributes
academic
community
debates.
It
reawakens
policymakers
other
stakeholders
formally
or
informally
internalise
wishing
embrace
A
friendly,
NSQF
competencies
job
opportunities
migrant
Language: Английский
Affordable housing in Nigeria’s slums: combating infectious diseases and advancing SDG 3
Andrew Ebekozien,
No information about this author
Ehimemen Osebuohien Ebekozien,
No information about this author
Mohamed Ahmed Hafez Ahmed
No information about this author
et al.
Property Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 25, 2025
Purpose
Studies
showed
that
sustainable
cities
and
communities
through
affordable
accessible
housing
provision
have
a
significant
positive
relation
with
good
health
well-being
(Sustainable
Development
Goal
3).
Therefore,
Nigeria’s
slum
locations
may
promote
infectious
diseases
if
not
addressed.
Extant
literature
about
the
issues
facing
in
is
scarce.
This
study
investigated
proffered
suggestions
to
improve
and,
by
extension,
mitigating
achieving
3.
Design/methodology/approach
The
researchers
utilised
qualitative
research
design
using
phenomenology
approach.
employed
snowball
purposive
sampling
techniques
select
experts,
40
interviews
were
conducted
achieve
saturation
across
five
major
Nigeria.
thematic
analysis
of
primary
data
findings
presented
themes.
Findings
reveal
infectious/contagious
spread
faster
locations.
Lax
upgrading
programmes,
weak
institutional
framework,
inadequate
funding,
rural-urban
migration,
policy,
lax
political
will,
absence
basic
infrastructure
sub-urban
locations,
high
rate
unemployment
lack
national
database
identified
as
suggested
measures
mitigate
Originality/value
Besides
pro-affordable
governments
should
strengthen
public
institutions
housing,
providing
amenities
establishing
framework
boost
housing.
Language: Английский
Utilising factor analysis on political risks including strategies of managing firm-specific risk factors for multinational construction projects in Pakistan
Engineering Construction & Architectural Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 9, 2024
Purpose
The
purpose
of
this
article
is
to
investigate
the
influence
that
firm-specific
characteristics,
such
as
organisational
capabilities,
risk
management
methods
and
stakeholder
relationships,
have
on
political
risks
(PRs)
are
associated
with
multinational
construction
projects
in
Pakistan.
Design/methodology/approach
methodology
employed
investigation
involved
acquisition
data
through
use
questionnaires
administered
experts
industry.
research
applied
a
quantitative
method,
sources
from
Pakistani
stakeholders.
One
hundred
were
used
for
collection
during
field
visits.
Based
data,
it
has
been
ensured
valid
utilised,
tested
validity
reliability.
analysis
tool
utilised
was
SPSS
software.
For
questionnaire,
total
15
factors
considered
order
design
survey,
which
specifically
targeted
identified
features.
investigated
using
method
determine
risks.
Findings
It
found
when
stakeholders
better
grasp
these
dynamics,
they
able
strengthen
their
resilience
efficacy
managing
PRs,
ultimately
increases
likelihood
project
will
be
successful.
Research
limitations/implications
International
(ICPs)
emerging
countries
substantially
impacted
by
can
considerable
impact
success
sustainability.
study
localised
not
generic
limited
Pakistan,
but
related
PRs.
Practical
implications
By
identifying
key
factors,
firms
develop
strategies,
leading
enhanced
decision-making
more
efficient
resource
allocation.
Effective
strategies
include
diversification,
local
partnerships
comprehensive
assessments
tailored
unique
challenges
faced
international
contracting
Social
ICPs
like
Pakistan
face
critical
problems,
presence
Although
larger
environment
plays
significant
part,
manner
businesses
navigate
mitigate
PRs
also
influenced
elements.
Originality/value
novel
terms
looked
at,
conceptual
framework
findings
study.
dynamic
scene,
characterised
instability,
policy
changes,
corruption
geopolitical
conflicts,
poses
dangers
timeliness
projects,
expenses
investments
made
those
projects.
Language: Английский