Abstract

Abstract— effective management of solid waste has becomeenvironmentally and economically mandatory due to the increaseof environmental problems. The evaluation of economic aspects isimperative since the implementation of a solid waste managementsystem is connected with considerable investment and operatingcosts. The Economic Evaluation was performed based on a coststructure, which we have to analyze the waste managementscenarios from a cost perspective. To study also analyzed theeconomic feasibility of waste minimization such as reusing andrecycling of construction waste materials by performing a benefit–cost analysis. The study shows that waste minimization iseconomically feasible and also plays an important role for theimprovement of environmental management; which involvedconstruction waste generation and composition as well as reuse andrecycling in the site.Construction costs form part of the overall costs incurred duringthe development of a built asset such as a building. Constructioncost is one of the peak criteria of success of a project throughoutits lifecycle and is of high concern to those who are involved inthe construction industry. Shaping the methodological basis ofprofessional cost management it is possible to speak about a newdirection in the development of the construction pricing.Keywords— Construction costs, Real Estate RegulatoryAuthority (RERA), Waste management techniques, RERA & GSTEffect, Benefits, Economic Feasibility, impacts, Compositing cost,Construction and Demolition Waste