Abstract: The demands for precautionary principles are increasing so fast in the global construction industry for bringing sustainability in a shorter period. While businesses are looking for high profit margins in a sooner period, sustainability related issues are rising or can be said it is being ignored most of the time. Therefore, several challenges are occurring that have been focused in the research work. For resolving those challenges, how the precautionary principles are helping has been illustrated with a clear overview by selecting several effective journals. The contribution of this work has justified the significance and reliability throughout the analytical journey.
Keywords: Building infrastructure, construction industry, resources consumption, carbon discharge, sustainability, Nepal's construction industry.
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