沿着峡湾:成功的公共和私人合作在一个社区重建项目

Agnar Johansen, D. Collins, A. Temeljotov-Salaj, Geir Hagenhaugen
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本文的目的是调查和研究挪威新的和正在进行的名为“Fjordbyen”的社区建设项目中的绿色采购流程。这项研究的目的是研究Fjordbyen如何处理这些过程,以便为这一主题的知识库做出贡献。Fjordbyen项目位于Drammen峡湾的海岸线上,实际上代表了一个新社区的发展。这个新的开发项目旨在在一个绿色和面向未来的零排放城市地区安置至少16000名新居民和16600个工作岗位。该主题已通过案例研究方法进行了讨论。本文的数据是通过桌面研究、二次数据研究(如文件研究(报告、网站文件等)、两次公民调查和对参与Fjordbyen项目前端规划过程的关键人物的四次访谈的结合来收集的。它将建立在公私伙伴关系(PPPP)的文献,与利益相关者管理和参与过程相关的理论,以及与城市重建项目前端组织和绿色公共采购相关的理论。研究发现,在很大程度上,在Fjordbyen开发的采购过程中,从早期阶段就考虑到绿色因素。通过城市规划和排版考虑的结合,绿色采购在确保不仅购买绿色产品的背景下进行,而且绿色供应链也被管理为“草根”发展过程本身。本研究的发现对考虑城市和城市发展项目中导致绿色采购的过程产生了影响。在推动进一步研究与绿色采购过程相关的价值和挑战方面,情况尤其如此。本文的发现不仅与项目管理领域相关,而且与采购研究、城市规划和工业经济学相关。
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Down by the Fjord: successful public and private collaboration in a Neighbourhood redevelopment project
The purpose of this paper is to investigate and study the green procurement processes in the new and ongoing neighbourhood-building project named ‘Fjordbyen’ in Norway. The purpose behind this study is to look at how Fjordbyen approached these processes in order to contribute to the pool of knowledge on this topic. The Fjordbyen project is located on the shoreline in the Drammen Fjord and represents in effect the development of a new neighbourhood. This new development aims to settle at least 16,000 new residents and 16,600 jobs in a zero-emissions urban area that is green and future-oriented. The topic has been addressed by using a case study approach. The data for this paper is collected through a combination of desk research, a study of secondary data such as documents studies (reports, documents from websites etc.), two Citizen Surveys and four interviews with the key person involved in the front-end planning process of the Fjordbyen project. It will build on Public People Private Partnerships (PPPP) literature, theory related to stakeholder management and participatory process as well as theory related to organizing of the front-end of urban redevelopment projects and green public procurement. The study found that to a large extent the procurement processes in the development of Fjordbyen were conducted with green considerations in mind from its early stages. Through a combination of urban planning and typographical considerations, green procurement was conducted in the context of ensuring that not just greener products were purchased, but also green supply chains were managed as were the ‘grass roots’ development processes themselves. The finding of this study has an impact on the consideration of processes leading towards green procurement in urban and city development projects. This is particularly the case with regards to pushing even further research on the value and challenges associated with green procurement processes. The finding of this paper will not just be relevant to the project management field, but also procurement studies, urban planning, and industrial economics.
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