Luận án Tiến sĩ: Quản lý tiến độ thực hiện các dự án đầu tư phát triển đô thị tại tỉnh Bình Dương

In recent years, Vietnam's construction sector has witnessed rapid growth, attracting significant investment, leading to the proliferation of urban development projects (DA ĐTPTĐT). Binh Duong province, with its strong industrial development, has become a focal point for such projects. However, a prevailing challenge is that many of these projects frequently experience delays, resulting in substantial economic losses, inefficient resource utilization, and adverse socio-economic impacts. Effective progress management is therefore paramount for ensuring project success and sustainable urban growth. While various studies have explored aspects of project management, there remains a need for a comprehensive and systematic investigation into the theoretical foundations, current practices, and actionable solutions for DA ĐTPTĐT progress management. This study aims to fill this gap by providing a holistic framework and practical recommendations to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of urban development investment in Binh Duong.

Các nhà quản lý dự án, chủ đầu tư, các cơ quan quản lý nhà nước về đô thị và xây dựng, và các nhà nghiên cứu trong lĩnh vực quản lý đô thị và công trình.

This doctoral thesis thoroughly examines the critical aspects of progress management within urban development investment projects (DA ĐTPTĐT) in Binh Duong province, addressing a significant challenge faced by the region's rapidly growing construction sector. The study establishes a robust theoretical framework for DA ĐTPTĐT progress management, identifying key concepts, characteristics, and evaluation criteria relevant to project implementation. It then delves into a comprehensive analysis of the current status of urban development projects in Binh Duong, meticulously detailing existing shortcomings, limitations, and their underlying causes, particularly focusing on the widespread issue of project delays. The research employs a rigorous mixed-methods approach, combining extensive literature review with qualitative expert interviews and quantitative surveys. Utilizing advanced statistical techniques such as Cronbach's Alpha for reliability, Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) to identify latent variables, and Multiple Regression Analysis (MRA), the study systematically identifies and quantifies five core groups of influencing factors contributing to delays in urban development projects. These factors encompass organizational and supervisory structures, project appraisal and investor selection, contract administration, and the integrated management of quality, cost, safety, environment, and risks. Based on these findings, the thesis proposes a comprehensive suite of management solutions. These include general strategies for capacity building and risk mitigation, a logical framework for progress management, and specific policy recommendations regarding capital mobilization, procedural enhancements, and the adoption of advanced management software. Furthermore, it introduces methodologies for evaluating the economic efficiency and potential losses associated with project delays. The study’s implications are substantial, offering practical guidance for optimizing investment efficiency, reducing financial waste, and fostering sustainable urban development in Binh Duong, thereby benefiting government bodies, investors, and the wider community.