Explaining the Biosafety Citizen Pattern (Case Study: 9th and 10th District of Tehran Metropolis)

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Jalaliyan Seyed Eshagh; Tardast Zahra; WAYSIAN MOHAMMAD

Title

Explaining the Biosafety Citizen Pattern (Case Study: 9th and 10th District of Tehran Metropolis)

Author(s)

Jalaliyan Seyed Eshagh | Tardast Zahra | WAYSIAN MOHAMMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Biophilic citizenQ1

Environmental citizenshipQ1

Biophylic cityQ1

9thQ1

10th districtQ1

Tehran MetropolisQ1

Abstract

Introduction: During the pursuit of environmental sustainability, attention to the responsibility of governments to reduce environmental degradation has steadily declined, and has instead focused on citizen's environmental behaviors. This increasing attention to the individual emphasizes the key role citizens play in the development and development of a sustainable society. So far, researchers have presented forms of citizenship that demonstrate endeavors for environmental sustainability. The purpose of this study was to identify and analyze the factors shaping the citizens' bio-behavioral behaviors and assess their knowledge and attitudes towards biofilm activities and behaviors in the 9th and 10th areas of Tehran. The 9th and 10th areas are among the 22 areas of Tehran, due to the high concentration of urban activities in them, the lack of open spaces and excessive transport of vehicles, high density of buildings and population, urban texture and. . . There are a lot of environmental problems and problems. In this regard, in these areas, a solution is needed to mitigate the negative impacts of these issues, in which urban biofilming is a modern and appropriate solution proposed and proposed by urban planners. One of the key indicators and key elements of this plan is to have biofilm citizens. Therefore, the present study aims to investigate the level of commitment of the citizens in the 9th and 10th areas and its role in the feasibility of biophilic planning in these areas. During the pursuit of environmental sustainability, attention to the responsibility of governments to reduce environmental degradation has steadily declined, and has instead focused on citizen's environmental behaviors. This increasing attention to the individual emphasizes the key role citizens play in the development and development of a sustainable society. So far, researchers have presented forms of citizenship that demonstrate endeavors for environmental sustainability. The purpose of this study was to identify and analyze the factors shaping the citizens' bio-behavioral behaviors and assess their knowledge and attitudes towards biofilm activities and behaviors in the 9th and 10th areas of Tehran. The 9th and 10th areas are among the 22 areas of Tehran, due to the high concentration of urban activities in them, the lack of open spaces and excessive transport of vehicles, high density of buildings and population, urban texture and. . . There are a lot of environmental problems and problems. In this regard, in these areas, a solution is needed to mitigate the negative impacts of these issues, in which urban biofilming is a modern and appropriate solution proposed and proposed by urban planners. One of the key indicators and key elements of this plan is to have biofilm citizens. Therefore, The research method is descriptive-survey and of applied type. The statistical population of the residents of these two regions and the statistical sample based on the Cochran formula is 350 inhabitants of these two regions. To assess the content validity of the questionnaire, the formal validity (referring to experts) was used and its reliability was estimated using Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0. 824 the present study aims to investigate the level of commitment of the citizens in the 9th and 10th areas and its role in the feasibility of biophilic planning in these areas. Methodology: The research method is descriptive-survey and of applied type. The statistical population of the residents of these two regions and the statistical sample based on the Cochran formula is 350 inhabitants of these two regions. To assess the content validity of the questionnaire, the formal validity (referring to experts) was used and its reliability was estimated using Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0. 824. The research method is descriptive-survey and of applied type. The statistical population of the residents of these two regions and the statistical sample based on the Cochran formula is 350 inhabitants of these two regions. To assess the content validity of the questionnaire, the formal validity (referring to experts) was used and its reliability was estimated using Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0. 824. Results and discussion: In addition to descriptive tests, inferential tests such as Kolmogorov Smirnov, T-single sample and nanolayer were used to analyze the data. The results of the Smirnov test indicate that the test is normal and the results of a single-sample T test show that although none of the respondents belong to a particular group or institution, but the behaviors, attitudes identified, indicate that citizens' behaviors and rates The importance of the environment for them is in a desirable situation, but due to the lack of availability of conditions and the lack of biofilm infrastructure, the activities and biophysical awareness of undesirable citizens have been assessed. Because the biofilm behavior of citizens is affected by the local environment, the development of norms and infrastructure with a pro-environmental orientation will affect the multidimensional nature of citizenship. Conclusion: It can generally be concluded that citizens, if they are provided with the necessary conditions for the conduct of biofilm behavior, will act because evidence suggests that citizens in these areas are responsible for the conservation and development of nature in the area and are interested in doing Biofilm activities. Therefore, in order to create and develop a biophilic city with regard to its biofilm, while strengthening the infrastructure and providing an environment for the development and growth of citizens' bio-political activities and commitments, the curricula should be further focused on the aspect. Feelings and attitudes to the cognitive and knowledge side. It can generally be concluded that citizens, if they are provided with the necessary conditions for the conduct of biofilm behavior, will act because evidence suggests that citizens in these areas are responsible for the conservation and development of nature in the area and are interested in doing Biofilm activities. Therefore, in order to create and develop a biophilic city with regard to its biofilm, while strengthening the infrastructure and providing an environment for the development and growth of citizens' bio-political activities and commitments, the curricula should be further focused on the aspect. Feelings and attitudes to the cognitive and knowledge side.

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APA: Copy

Jalaliyan, Seyed Eshagh, Tardast, Zahra, & WAYSIAN, MOHAMMAD. (2020). Explaining the Biosafety Citizen Pattern (Case Study: 9th and 10th District of Tehran Metropolis). HUMAN GEOGRAPHY RESEARCH QUARTERLY, 52(3 ), 993-1008. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/398096/en

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Jalaliyan Seyed Eshagh, Tardast Zahra, WAYSIAN MOHAMMAD. Explaining the Biosafety Citizen Pattern (Case Study: 9th and 10th District of Tehran Metropolis). HUMAN GEOGRAPHY RESEARCH QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2020;52(3 ):993-1008. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/398096/en

IEEE: Copy

Seyed Eshagh Jalaliyan, Zahra Tardast, and MOHAMMAD WAYSIAN, “Explaining the Biosafety Citizen Pattern (Case Study: 9th and 10th District of Tehran Metropolis),” HUMAN GEOGRAPHY RESEARCH QUARTERLY, vol. 52, no. 3 , pp. 993–1008, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/398096/en

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Explaining the Biosafety Citizen Pattern (Case Study: 9th and 10th District of Tehran Metropolis)