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November 8, 2025Journal of Sustainable Infrastructure

Revolutionizing Nigeria's Construction Sector: A Resilient Circular Economy Framework for Sustainable Urban Development

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Adoption of circular economy principles is low, with only 18% of firms implementing these practices, and urban adoption at 26% versus 12% in rural areas.
High financial costs and regulatory gaps are major barriers to circular economy implementation in Nigeria's construction sector.
Public-private partnerships and educational reforms can significantly boost awareness and implementation of sustainable practices and circular economy principles.
Policy interventions could lead to a 60% reduction in construction waste and a 40% improvement in resource efficiency by 2035.

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Mixed-methods analysis reveals barriers and opportunities for circular economy practices in Nigeria's construction sector, indicating potential for significant resource efficiency gains.

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Mixed-methods analysis reveals barriers and opportunities for circular economy practices in Nigeria's construction sector, indicating potential for significant resource efficiency gains.

Revolutionizing Nigeria's Construction Sector: A Resilient Circular Economy Framework for Sustainable Urban Development

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Revolutionizing Nigeria's Construction Sector: A Resilient Circular Economy Framework for Sustainable Urban Development

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