Encouraging a shift towards sustainable practices is met with resistance due to ingrained habits and perceptions about higher costs.

The evolving nature of sustainable technologies requires continuous learning and adaptation by construction professionals to navigate challenges effectively.

Locating and procuring sustainable, locally-sourced materials can be challenging due to limited availability, lack of standardized supply chains, and higher costs associated with niche products.

Challenges arise in effectively incorporating renewable energy systems into building designs, including technical complexities, high initial investment costs, and the need for specialized expertise for seamless integration.

The construction industry faces hurdles in efficiently managing construction waste and implementing circular economy principles, such as recycling materials, reducing waste generation, and promoting sustainable waste disposal practices.

Insufficient financial incentives and funding options for sustainable construction projects hinder widespread adoption, leading to slower progress in transitioning to green building practices.

A lack of public awareness and demand for sustainable and energy-efficient buildings poses a challenge, as consumer preferences often prioritize cost and convenience over sustainability, impacting the market for green construction.