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Construction and Demolition Waste (C&amp;DW) represents a significant proportion of industrial waste going to landfill. The aim of this research was to determine the current factors affecting C&amp;DW management on construction sites in New South Wales (NSW), Australia. In order to achieve this aim, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 19   C&amp;D practitioners and stakeholders, interview data were analysed using Nvivo software. Key factors that underlined waste management processes on construction sites were identified. These include; identifying economic values of diverted material, potential for onsite sorting, knowledge, experience and training of site operatives, a need for tenders to include accurate predictions of waste management costs and the identification of improved methods of C&amp;DW collection and disposal. This research reveals the key factors identified by the industry specialists in NSW that would potentially hinder C&amp;DW management targets. Accordingly, the findings are valuable to managers and environmental stakeholders concerned with C&amp;DW management.

Factors affecting construction waste management streams in Australia