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Challenges in Infrastructure Project Delivery in Conflict Zones

This article explains the unique challenges and strategies for managing conflict-zone infrastructure projects. It also emphasises adaptive project management and strategic planning.

By Yamanta Raj Niroula 26 Aug 2024
Challenges in Infrastructure Project Delivery in Conflict Zones

Managing infrastructure projects in conflict zones presents unique challenges and requires specialised approaches to ensure successful outcomes. This paper explores the distinct considerations, strategies, and best practices for managing infrastructure projects in complex environments affected by conflict. The initial focus of this study is to explore the existing body of knowledge on infrastructure delivery in conflict zones. The study aims to investigate the specific challenges of infrastructure delivery and provide a comprehensive understanding of the issues, including security risks, resource constraints, and logistical challenges. Subsequently, it stresses the critical role of strategic planning and the need for an adaptive project management approach that can address the challenges posed by the unpredictable nature of conflict zones. It highlights the importance of being able to adapt and respond to evolving circumstances in such challenging environments. The paper emphasises the significance of stakeholder engagement and communication as vital components that foster transparency, trust, and project accountability. It discusses the importance of monitoring and evaluation in conflict-affected projects. It also highlights the importance of building resilient teams and leadership, accentuating the value of a supportive team culture. Additionally, it explores the aspects of risk management, emphasising the need for contingency plans and flexible approaches to address the ever-changing conditions in conflict zones. Lastly, the paper concludes by drawing insights from brief case studi...