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Fig. 1

The data analysis flow diagram developed using the impact interval defined by Fashina et al. (2021). RII, relative importance index.
The data analysis flow diagram developed using the impact interval defined by Fashina et al. (2021). RII, relative importance index.

Fig. 2

The aggregate impact of construction delay, cost overrun and quality factors in the case of Denmark, Nigeria and Gaza Strip.
The aggregate impact of construction delay, cost overrun and quality factors in the case of Denmark, Nigeria and Gaza Strip.

The impact interval defined by Kazaz et al_ (2012)

Impact intervalsGiven name
0.00–0.80Not important
0.81–1.60Somewhat important
1.61–2.40Important
2.41–3.20Very important
3.21–4.00Extremely important

Major quality factors and their aggregate impact in Denmark

CountryThe major quality factorsRII
Denmark*Errors or omissions in construction work0.688
*Inexperienced or newly qualified consultants0.678
*Political focus on reduced project costs or time0.644
*Unsettled or lack of project planning0.642
*Errors or inconsistencies in project documents0.641
Aggregate RII0.659

Major delay factors and their aggregate impact in Denmark

CountryThe major delay factorsRII
Denmark*Unsettled or lack of project funding0.774
*Delayed or long process times by other authorities0.739
*Unsettled or lack of project planning0.712
*Errors or omissions in construction work0.694
*Lack of identification of needs0.690
Aggregate RII 0.722

The aggregate impacts of the three variables (MDF, MCF and MQF) and their impact intervals for the selected countries

CountriesAggregate RII of MDFImpact intervalAggregate RII of MCFImpact intervalAggregate RII of MQFImpact interval
Denmark0.722(0.60–0.8]0.721(0.60–0.8]0.659(0.60–0.8]
Gaza Strip0.902(0.80–1.0]0.856(0.8–1.0]0.851(0.80–1.0]
Nigeria0.87(0.8–1.0]0.8503(0.8–1.0]0.7932(0.60–0.8]

The major construction delay, cost overrun and quality factors and their associated RII, average RII and aggregate RII in the case of Nigeria

CountryRII in the view of different stakeholdersAverage RII (%)

Architect'sEngineer'sSurveyor'sBuilder's
NigeriaMajor quality factors
Poor quality of materials delivered to site82.484.5585.0081.8283.44
Low level of skill and labour experience80.7478.1870.0081.8277.69
Poor inspection and testing79.2980.9185.0082.2281.86
Poor site installation procedure79.2969.0982.5074.5576.36
Lack of quality assurance75.7173.3680.0080.0077.27
Aggregate RII 79.32
Major delay factorsRII (%)
Cash flow problem90
Shortage of construction materials89
Client's financial difficulty86
Inadequate consultant experience85
Incompetent project team85
Aggregate RII87
Major cost overrun factorsRII (%)
Risk and uncertainty related factors89.5
Lack of financial power of client88.5
Weak regulation and control88.2
Corruption82.6
Variation of prices81.3
Indiscriminate change in design/work80.1
Aggregate RII85.03

The impact interval defined by Fashina et al_ (2021)

Impact intervalsGiven name
[0.0–0.2]Very low
(0.2–0.4]Low
(0.4–0.6]Average
(0.6–0.8]High
(0.8–1.0]Very high

The major construction delay, cost overrun and quality factors and their associated average and aggregate importance index in Gaza Strip

OwnerConsultantContractorOverall
CountryThe major delay factorsRII
Gaza Strip*Average delay because of closures leading to materials shortage0.9410.8960.9430.927
*Unavailability of resources as planned through the project duration0.8710.8580.9040.878
Aggregate RII 0.902
The major cost overrun factors
*Escalation of material prices0.8470.8320.8890.856
Aggregate RII 0.856
The major quality factors
*Unavailability of personals with high experience and qualification0.8590.8480.8650.857
*Quality of equipment and raw materials in project0.8350.840.8610.845
Aggregate RII 0.851

Major cost overrun factors and their aggregate impact in Denmark

CountryThe major cost overrun factorsRII
Denmark*Errors or omissions in the consultant material0.766
*Errors or inconsistencies in project documents0.726
*Late user changes affecting the project or function0.717
*Lack of preliminary examination before design or tendering0.700
*Inexperienced or newly qualified consultants0.698
Aggregate RII0.721
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/otmcj-2022-0017 | Journal eISSN: 1847-6228 | Journal ISSN: 1847-5450
Language: English
Page range: 2760 - 2768
Submitted on: May 9, 2022
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Accepted on: Nov 10, 2022
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Published on: Dec 31, 2022
Published by: University of Zagreb
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

© 2022 Teshale Teshome Alemu, Mohindra Singh Thakur, published by University of Zagreb
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