April

2024
RIFT VALLEY UNIVERSITY (RVU)

Sidist Kilo Campas

Department Of Project Management
Course Title: Project Management Information
System (PMIS)

Class Year: II semester II

Group Assignment

Prepared by:
Mekwanint Rebuma….ID 0102/22
Mulubrhan Tariku ……ID 0103/22
SUBMITTED TO: Dr.Teferi
Mamaru Dessalegn, Esayas Alemayehu, and Sintayehu Assefa (2015) conducted a thorough
investigation titled "Investigation of Major Success Factors on Building Construction: the Case
of Bole Sub City, Addis Ababa." Their primary objective was to delve into the significant
success factors influencing building construction projects within in Bole Sub City, Addis
Ababa.

To accomplish this objective, the researchers employed a comprehensive methodology

integrating both quantitative and qualitative approaches. Quantitative data collection involved
distributing surveys or structured questionnaires among various stakeholders, including
contractors, architects, engineers, government officials, and residents engaged in building
construction projects in Bole Sub City. Additionally, qualitative data were obtained through
interviews, focus group discussions, or document analysis to gain deeper insights into the
factors impacting project success. Data analysis likely encompassed statistical techniques for
quantitative data and thematic analysis for qualitative data to uncover patterns, trends, and
correlations.

The major findings of the study encompassed several key aspects. Firstly, it involved the
identification of critical success factors influencing building construction projects in Bole Sub
City, such as government regulations, financial resources, project management practices,
workforce skills, and community involvement. Furthermore, the research analyzed the impact
of these factors on project success and explored their interrelationships. It also assessed the
challenges faced by stakeholders in the construction industry within Bole Sub City and
evaluated existing strategies and practices aimed at ensuring successful building construction
projects.

In conclusion, the researchers summarized the main findings and drew conclusions based on
the analysis conducted. They underscored the importance of addressing identified success
factors to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of building construction projects in Bole
Sub City, Addis Ababa. Moreover, the conclusion likely delved into the implications of these
findings for policy, practice, and future research in the fields of construction management and
urban development.

Based on their findings, the researchers provided recommendations for stakeholders involved
in building construction projects in Bole Sub City. These recommendations encompassed
improving regulatory frameworks to streamline the construction permitting process, enhancing
access to financial resources through innovative financing mechanisms, strengthening project
management practices through training initiatives, promoting stakeholder collaboration and
community engagement, and identifying areas for further research to address gaps in
knowledge and emerging challenges in the construction industry within Bole Sub City, Addis
Ababa.