| Abstract: | This initiative aims to evaluate the status of environmentally sustainable practices of Addis Ababa condominium structures. The researcher has attempted to uncover some of the ecologically friendly methods practiced before, during and after construction based on the opinions of the respondents based on data acquired through questionnaires and interviews. The questionnaire was given to 100 employees at the head office, and 70 of them completed it and returned it. The questionnaire was disseminated to employees using simple random selection depending on the respondents' desire to participate and collaboration. The study used a descriptive research design using a qualitative and quantitative approach. Data was studied with statistical methods such as frequency, percentage, and mean; moreover, data acquired from interviews and document analysis was analyzed in narrative form to supplement the quantitative findings. On the topic of natural resource extraction, the data collected was examined using SPSS software, and it was discovered that the condominium project did not take adequate steps to limit natural resource extraction. The existing water usage and conservation system was also deemed to be insufficient, as there was no water management system in place to maximize sustainable water use and conservation. Waste minimization was another significant topic that the researcher wished to learn more about. |
