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Abstract: Construction industry has been developing rapidly throughout the world. The development has led to serious problem in generation of construction wastes in many developing countries and expectation of the natural resources to large extend. The construction wastes have greater impact to environment, economy and social of each world country. However, this environmental problem may be minimized by introducing a systematic planning and management of construction wastes. This construction industry is an industry, which is involved in the planning, execution, evaluation, controlling and monitoring of all types of civil works. Physical infrastructures such as buildings, communication & energy related construction works, water supply & sewerage civil works etc. are some of the major projects or program in the construction industry. This construction industry consume substantial amount of raw materials in the process and the output is obviously the product and most importantly the waste material in construction project. So this study is focuses to determine the use of waste minimization technique in creating sustainable waste management in order to identify the technique which has the most capabilities to reduce waste on-site. Effective site management is increasingly recognized as the strategic approach for achieving the required performance in construction projects. This is due to the understanding that effective site management is a key requisite for achieving key project performance indicators such as time, cost, quality, and waste and safety target, among others.