Assessing the Sustainability of Urban Community Renewal Projects in Southern China Based on a Hybrid MADM Approach

Urban renewal is extensively practiced around the world and has attracted substantial attention among scholars public. To ensure that urban directed toward sustainable development goals, sustainability assessments for projects have become critical topics. Simultaneously, ex ante evaluation research of not received enough academic attention, most results fully considered localization criteria internal correlation between criteria/dimensions. Therefore, this paper proposes an decision model assessment based on a hybrid multiple-attribute decision-making (MADM) approach, which includes 3 dimensions 16 criteria. It uses case in Guangzhou to assess potential project explore relevant improvement strategies. Empirical from Decision Testing Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) indicate economic (D1) environment (D2) both impact social cultural (D3) dimensions, with dimension being impacted by dimension. The occupying “cause” position include reducing construction costs materials expenses (C5), increasing greening configuration open space (C6), resource consumption waste (C8), improving existing land-use efficiency (C2), promoting biodiversity (C9), strengthening safety pedestrians residents (C15), where configurations (C6) (C5) are key DEMATEL DEMATEL-Analytic Network Process (DANP). modified VlseKriterijumska Optimizacija I Kompromisno Resenje (VIKOR) method revealed poor performance, its needs be prioritized. Further strategies proposed influence network relationship graph (INRM). In conclusion, our show community steadily progressing vision.