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Critical Analysis on the Theoretical Discussion Concerning the Concept of Sustainability and Project Management

Aliyu Sule M. (PMP), Jemimah Nathaniel

Abstract

This study discusses reviews literature the most notable works in the field of program management and SDGs. Then it presents and critically analyses the theoretical discussion concerning the concept of sustainability and Project Management. It explores the history of sustainability and its goals as well as its importance and relevance to the environment. Also, there is in-depth literature on sustainable Project Management and the area that the concept can be incorporated. All literature reviewed in this chapter is geared towards achieving the aim of the research. The final subchapter then presents the theoretical model constructed by the author, which lays the foundation of the present research.

References

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