Analysis of levels of sustainable livelihoods of villagers (case study of villages in Saqez city)

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Motiee Langrodi Seyed Hasan; RIAHI VAHID; JALALIAN HAMID; AHMADI AFSANEH

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Journal: Rural Development Strategies Year:2019 | Volume:6 | Issue:1 Page(s): 3-19

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Title

Analysis of levels of sustainable livelihoods of villagers (case study of villages in Saqez city)

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Motiee Langrodi Seyed Hasan | RIAHI VAHID | JALALIAN HAMID | AHMADI AFSANEH | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Sustainable livelihoodsQ1

livelihoodsQ1

Dimension SustainableQ1

villages in Saqez cityQ1

Kurdistan provinceQ2

Abstract

The concept of Sustainable livelihoods is one of the new analytical approaches to rural development that has been considered in recent years for rural development and poverty alleviation. The purpose of this study is to analyze the stability of rural livelihood in the city of Saqez. In order to sample the villages to be studied, villages were first divided into five groups of population and then the number of villages in each class was determined based on the number of villages in each population class. In total, thirty villages were selected as samples. Using the Cochran formula, three hundred and eight families were selected as the sample size and they were asked to complete the questionnaire. The results of descriptive findings and one-sample T-test show that the sustainability of livelihood in all aspects of Sustainable livelihoods is low in the study area. Also, the results of correlation and regression analysis show that there is a direct and meaningful relationship between the various parts of the city in terms of and the central section of the city in relation to livelihood stability. The central part of the city is in better condition than the rest of the city in terms of sustainable livelihood and this has an impact on the sustainable livelihood of the residents.

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