ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC BASIS OF RISK MANAGEMENT OF “GREEN” BUILDING DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY VALUE SYSTEM

Abstract

The article presents the results of a bibliometric analysis of studies on risk management of “green” building development projects in the value system of the circular economy and a brief overview of the most cited publications on this issue. Using VOSviewer software and metadata from the Scopus database, two bibliometric maps of the most frequently used terms were constructed, each of which includes 28 key terms that were used at least five times: the first – in publications on risk management in “green” building, represents three related clusters; the second – in publications related to “green” building and circular economy, represents four clusters.

The leaders in the number of studies on risk management of “green” building development projects in the value system of the circular economy were identified among countries, organizations and authors. Ukrainian scientists have not yet published any publications on risk management in “green” building indexed in Scopus. This indicates the existence of gaps and points to the need to intensify research, particularly in the context of “green” post-war reconstruction. The results of clustering and analysis of documents by fields of knowledge indicate the interdisciplinary nature of research on risk management in “green” building, which is most often at the intersection of engineering, management, and environmental sciences.

The formed bibliometric landscape and theoretical provisions regarding the risks of “green” building and their factors, new methods and models for assessing these risks, as well as the interrelationships of “green” building and the circular economy are a theoretical platform for the ecological and economic foundations of risk management of projects for the development of “green” housing building in rural and urban areas in the value system of the circular economy.