GRADED AND PRIORITIZED RURAL AREAS IN TERMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL INSTABILITY (CASE STUDY: DISTRICTS DASHTI TOWNSHIP)

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ZEAIEAN FIROZ ABADI PARVIZ; AFRAKHTEH HASSAN; SHOGHI MARZIEH; NAIMABADI NAZANIN

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Journal: JOURNAL OF THE STUDIES OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PLANNING (JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL LANDSCAPE) Year:2018 | Volume:12 | Issue:4 (41) Page(s): 751-764

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GRADED AND PRIORITIZED RURAL AREAS IN TERMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL INSTABILITY (CASE STUDY: DISTRICTS DASHTI TOWNSHIP)

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ZEAIEAN FIROZ ABADI PARVIZ | AFRAKHTEH HASSAN | SHOGHI MARZIEH | NAIMABADI NAZANIN | Issue Writer Certificate

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RURAL AREASQ2

ENVIRONMENTAL INSTABILITYQ2

DASHTI COUNTYQ1

BOSHEHR PROVINCEQ2

Abstract

IntroductionConsidering the importance that comprehensive sustainable development as a paradigm earned, addressing rural development is worthy of special attention. Towns in the present day are faced with a wide development. Human settlements affected and the spacer, always under the influence of different internal and external processes, have been changing and evolving. The rural settlements, as part of geographic systems, which consists of components related to each other, under the influence of spatial position, how to interact or communicate (internally and externally in local, regional and national) at the time, has always been subject to change. Among the villages in the southern part of the country changed increasingly towards the villages rest of the country is the most important environmental factors and the development of these areas is the specific weather conditions. Declining economic conditions, displacement and migration of massive rural to urban areas, poverty and unemployment, food insecurity, being largely rural population, margin and so on show that, in practice, goals vital to the development of a sustainable increase income, employment, production and the establishment of a more balanced spread the benefits of growth in RURAL AREAS has failed. Increasing agricultural production with the use of indiscriminate of fertilizers and emphasis on economic growth makes the balance of natural ecosystems and agricultural and by reducing the stability of nature and farming systems, the precarious balance of ecological, economic and social development of rural communities led and their instability is triggered. Hence, now revealing its many instabilities and risks in the development, the concept of sustainability as an important issue discussed. Address key topics, evaluation of sustainable rural development will enable us to have sufficient knowledge of the land to plan and manage it. In fact, without such knowledge in order to plan and manage the current paradigm of development, will be faced with difficulty. So this is basically what the various instabilities that are effective in the rural environment has always been important, The present research is done in this regard. Considering the importance and the growing instability of the countryside, this study seeks to examine the ranking and prioritization of RURAL AREAS in terms of ENVIRONMENTAL INSTABILITY Case Study village of Dashti city. In this study group decision-making, including the elite district of the city and people familiar with the situation were plain. . . .

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ZEAIEAN FIROZ ABADI, PARVIZ, AFRAKHTEH, HASSAN, SHOGHI, MARZIEH, & NAIMABADI, NAZANIN. (2018). GRADED AND PRIORITIZED RURAL AREAS IN TERMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL INSTABILITY (CASE STUDY: DISTRICTS DASHTI TOWNSHIP). JOURNAL OF THE STUDIES OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PLANNING (JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL LANDSCAPE), 12(4 (41) ), 751-764. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/176009/en

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ZEAIEAN FIROZ ABADI PARVIZ, AFRAKHTEH HASSAN, SHOGHI MARZIEH, NAIMABADI NAZANIN. GRADED AND PRIORITIZED RURAL AREAS IN TERMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL INSTABILITY (CASE STUDY: DISTRICTS DASHTI TOWNSHIP). JOURNAL OF THE STUDIES OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PLANNING (JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL LANDSCAPE)[Internet]. 2018;12(4 (41) ):751-764. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/176009/en

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PARVIZ ZEAIEAN FIROZ ABADI, HASSAN AFRAKHTEH, MARZIEH SHOGHI, and NAZANIN NAIMABADI, “GRADED AND PRIORITIZED RURAL AREAS IN TERMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL INSTABILITY (CASE STUDY: DISTRICTS DASHTI TOWNSHIP),” JOURNAL OF THE STUDIES OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PLANNING (JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL LANDSCAPE), vol. 12, no. 4 (41) , pp. 751–764, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/176009/en

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