Analysis the Integrated Approach of Construction Management in India’s Smallest Diameter Sewer Tunnel

Abstract

India has a large population and is the world's second most populous nation, behind China. As aresult, the nation has a strong need for infrastructure. Infrastructure has been developed, but unfortunatelythere is a lack of policy and foresight. Any government's long-term goal for the economy and its citizensmust be reflected in its infrastructure development policies. In particular, sustainability was not a prioritythroughout the building of necessary infrastructure. This initiative looks at how India may build itsinfrastructure more sustainably. The drivers and constraints of sustainable infrastructure developmentare also discussed in this chapter. There has been a little shift in recent years toward environmentallyresponsible building practices in India. The government's latest plans strongly suggest a dramaticchange in direction toward sustainability. The government is placing a greater emphasis on sustainableinfrastructure activity. Modern construction management is the art of planning, organizing, andcontrolling all aspects of a construction project to ensure that it is completed on time, within budget, andto everyone's satisfaction. Based on the results of this research, the Indian construction sector now hasto use Construction Management Techniques in order to build India's smallest diameter sewer tunnel.