Infrastructure, investment and development evaluation: A Complex Stakeholder Perception Mapping approach for improving local and regional economic development outcomes
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2015
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Partial evaluation of infrastructure investments have resulted in expensive mistakes, unsatisfactory outcomes and increased uncertainties for too many stakeholders, communities and economies in both developing and developed nations. "Complex Stakeholder Perception Mapping" (CSPM), is a novel approach that can address existing limitations by inclusively framing, capturing and mapping the spectrum of insights and perceptions using extended Geographic Information Systems. Maps generated in CSPM offer presentations of flexibly combined, complex perceptions of stakeholders on multiple aspects of development. CSPM extends the applications of GIS software in non-spatial mapping and of Multi-Criteria Analysis with a multidimensional evaluation platform and augments decision science capabilities in addressing complexities. Application of CSPM can improve local and regional economic gains from infrastructure projects and aid any multi-objective and multi-stakeholder decision situations. |
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Queensland University of Technology |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/84927/4/Suresh%20Kariyawasam%20Sittarage%20Thesis.pdf Kariyawasam Sittarage, Suresh Shanaka (2015) Infrastructure, investment and development evaluation: A Complex Stakeholder Perception Mapping approach for improving local and regional economic development outcomes. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology. |
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QUT Business School; School of Economics & Finance |
Palavras-Chave | #Local and Regional Economic Development #Infrastructure investment evaluation #Non spatial mapping #Multi criteria analysis #Decision science |
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