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Feasibility of City Development Strategies (CDS) In Urban Planning System of Iran and Provide A Framework for Its Implementation
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Mehdi Nouroozi Fard *   , Sabaah Nabaee , Ahmad Khalili |
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| City development strategies, is a problem-oriented approach with a focus on urban poverty, squatter settlement, environmental pressures and social inequality. This plan with strategic approach, seeks to solve modern urban problems in the less developed countries. This study was assessed the capacity of Iran’s urban development management system for adoption and implementation of this plans. This Applied research, has been feasibility principles and indicators of urban development using a combined strategy of deductive- inductive and quantitative research approach, using a closed questionnaire survey of 114 university professors, experts and city managers in the Iran’s urban development management system. The results of the questionnaire has been input into SPSS software and analyzed using factor analysis with exploratory method. Then using regression analysis, the main areas of action were identified and operating strategies for city development strategy plan was presented. In analysis stage, amount of KMO is 0.703 that represent appropriateness of data and satisfactory of factor analysis. Significant level of analysis that measured by Bartlett's Test is 0.000 Means that the correlation among data. Then during Rotate Component Matrix in Varian method, it was determined six impact factors on realization of the plan which are respectively economic productivity structure with score 1.017, housing with score 0.648, access to advanced technology with score 0.434, access to market with score 0.408 and urban basic services with score 0.346. The results of this research can be used in macro country plans like the five-year development plans or urban development plans. |
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| Keywords: Feasibility, City Development Strategy, Factor Analyze, Regression Analysis, Urban Planning System of Iran. |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Accepted: 2015/10/14 | Published: 2015/10/14
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