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Evaluate the UK Construction Project Impact and Response Strategies during the Epidemic through Malaysia and China

  • Abdussalam Shibani
  • , Wenbin Yang
  • , Dyaa Hassan

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    Abstract

    2020 is a special year, this year the world’s economy has become
    extremely unstable because of the arrival of COVID-19. Idiosyncratic
    shocks have hit the global economy. The stock market has suspended,
    companies have closed, unemployment has soared, every industry
    has faced the biggest crisis since the Second World War. The British
    construction industry is certainly no exception. This time it will be
    the victim of this epidemic and the financial crisis. Compared with
    the European and American countries, the impact of the epidemic in
    Asia (Malaysia and China) is relatively light. The development of the
    epidemic situation in these countries has been controlled relatively
    effectively and strictly controlled. They are inextricably linked. However,
    the impact of construction projects in any area under the epidemic, the
    countermeasures adopted by the government, the epidemic prevention
    measures adopted by the company and the risk prevention strategy are
    very different. Therefore, under different circumstances, whether it is
    from the construction industry managers themselves or government
    policymakers, it is essential to apply correct and valid management
    measures to face the projects under construction under the epidemic
    actively. Simultaneously, collect statistics from questionnaire surveys
    of three countries in the region, then get an experimental result.
    Besides, different countries have different policies and forms of epidemic
    development. So, this research will summarize the corresponding policies
    and coping strategies of the project. It based on statistics of Malaysia
    and Chinese construction Projects, surveys for five projects to make
    comparisons than do statistics to the survey result.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)17-26
    Number of pages10
    JournalJournal of Advanced Research in Civil and Environmental Engineering
    Volume7
    Issue number3&4
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2 Feb 2021

    UN SDGs

    This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

    1. SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth
      SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth

    Keywords

    • Construction Project
    • COVID-19
    • Management
    • Financial crisis
    • Social
    • UK
    • Malaysia
    • China

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