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Exploring and Assessing Construction Companies' ESG Performance in Sustainability

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    Corresponding: Xue Lei
    Co-authors: Lei X.
    Zhao K.
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    gnest_05698
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https://doi.org/10.30955/gnj.005698
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Abstract

This study delves into exploring and assessing ESG (Economic, Social, and Governance) performance in construction companies, utilizing China State Construction Group Corporation as a prominent example. The research aims to provide insights into sustainable practices within the construction industry. Employing a comprehensive framework, the study evaluates the economic, technological, environmental, social, and corporate governance aspects of ESG performance. The findings shed light on the specific influence of corporate governance and technology on the overall ESG performance. The China State Construction Group Corporation case study exemplifies notable advancements in these areas. The study concludes with valuable implications and recommendations for fostering enhanced ESG practices in the broader context of construction companies.

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ESG performance Comprehensive framework Sustainable practices Construction Companies Implications
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Lei, X. and Zhao, K. (2024) “Exploring and Assessing Construction Companies’ ESG Performance in Sustainability”, Global NEST Journal, 26(3). Available at: https://doi.org/10.30955/gnj.005698.
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