ABSTRACT: In project management field sustainability is increasing his importance due to the holistic approach that is assumed to be achieved to assess the correlated effectiveness and performance. The aim of this study is to introduce a multi- dimensional implementation of the triple bottom line model in the context of the life cycle of megaprojects. The chapter proposes an integration of new dimensions that, from a theoretical point of view, are highlighted as best practices to be adopt- ed in the context of project management field. The review is based on a combina- tion of a qualitative and a bibliometric Systematic Literature Review (SLR) meth- odology. At first is critically analyzed the potential application of these dimension of control in addiction to “the iron law triangle” traditional parameters. Secondly the implementation of sustainability principles is emphasized, in a long-term stra- tegic approach, including the dimensions priorly involved. The measurement of impacts and the executive role covered by the project manager in this process are considered. Outputs and benefits exceeding those related to project are evaluated as result of the inclusion of sustainability principles concerning both the economic, social and organizational areas. Further steps of the research could propose applied case studies in megaprojects field and best practice developed in the operational field. SUMMARY: 2.1. Introduction. – 2.2. Scenario. – 2.3. Project management and sustainability: the key connection. – 2.4. Methodology. – 2.5. Triple bottom line sustainability in megaproject management. – 2.6. Strategic approach introduc- tion of sustainability principles. – 2.7. Outputs and Results expected from the application of 3P Principles. – 2.8. The project manager’s responsibilities and the decision-making process. – 2.9. Findings and further steps.
Caccialanza, A., Cantoni, F., Favari, E., Mariani, C., Proposing a Sustainability-Centered Approach to Overcome Critical Issues in Megaprojects, in Franca Canton, F. C., Edoardo Favar, E. F. (ed.), Sustainability and Megaproject Development, Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, Milton Park 2022: 25- 44. 10.4324/9781003305750-3 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/202693]
Proposing a Sustainability-Centered Approach to Overcome Critical Issues in Megaprojects
Caccialanza, Andrea
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;Cantoni, FrancaSecondo
;Favari, EdoardoPenultimo
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2022
Abstract
ABSTRACT: In project management field sustainability is increasing his importance due to the holistic approach that is assumed to be achieved to assess the correlated effectiveness and performance. The aim of this study is to introduce a multi- dimensional implementation of the triple bottom line model in the context of the life cycle of megaprojects. The chapter proposes an integration of new dimensions that, from a theoretical point of view, are highlighted as best practices to be adopt- ed in the context of project management field. The review is based on a combina- tion of a qualitative and a bibliometric Systematic Literature Review (SLR) meth- odology. At first is critically analyzed the potential application of these dimension of control in addiction to “the iron law triangle” traditional parameters. Secondly the implementation of sustainability principles is emphasized, in a long-term stra- tegic approach, including the dimensions priorly involved. The measurement of impacts and the executive role covered by the project manager in this process are considered. Outputs and benefits exceeding those related to project are evaluated as result of the inclusion of sustainability principles concerning both the economic, social and organizational areas. Further steps of the research could propose applied case studies in megaprojects field and best practice developed in the operational field. SUMMARY: 2.1. Introduction. – 2.2. Scenario. – 2.3. Project management and sustainability: the key connection. – 2.4. Methodology. – 2.5. Triple bottom line sustainability in megaproject management. – 2.6. Strategic approach introduc- tion of sustainability principles. – 2.7. Outputs and Results expected from the application of 3P Principles. – 2.8. The project manager’s responsibilities and the decision-making process. – 2.9. Findings and further steps.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.