جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "housing policy" در نشریات گروه "علوم اجتماعی"

The research is a hybrid type of research. The findings of the qualitative section showed that the causal conditions of successful policies include cost-effective management, location based on social equality and public benefit, urban improvement along with attracting civil participation, adaptation to the economic, social, political and climatic conditions of the region, compliance with scientific standards, the central category including creating Coordination with urban and rural development programs, paying attention to the culture, climate and economy of the regions, audience awareness, paying attention to cultural issues, building trust before implementation, the basis and context including optimal land management and emphasis on productivity, mass production, technical improvement, creating a sense of belonging to There is a place. Intervening conditions include self-help and gradual construction, support of housing cooperatives, quality assurance system and building confidence. The strategies include controlling the gap between supply and demand, paying attention to cultural symbols and social signs, paying attention to the culture, climate and economy of the regions, controlling the rent price and the consequences including market balance, reducing depreciation, improving rural housing improvement indicators, creating a sense of belonging to the place with architectural styles. The new thing is to leave things to the people in the implementation of the plan. The findings of the quantitative part showed that the direct effect of the government's development policies in the housing sector on promoting the components of identity, sense of belonging, security and participation among the vulnerable sections of Ardabil province is positive and significant.

The aim of the current research is to Sociological explanation of the development policies of the government in the housing sector of the vulnerable sections of the urban and rural society of Ardabil province. The research is qualitative research and field theory type. Data analysis was done using Max QDA software. The findings show that the causal conditions of successful policy research in the field of social housing include cost-effective management, location based on social equality and public benefit, urban improvement along with civil participation, adaptation to the economic, social, political and climatic conditions of the region, compliance with scientific standards. The core category includes creating coordination with urban and rural development programs, paying attention to the culture, climate and economy of the regions, audience awareness, paying attention to cultural issues, building trust before implementation, the background and context including optimal land management and emphasis on productivity, massification technical improvement, creating a sense of belonging to the place. Intervening conditions include self-help and gradual construction, support for housing cooperatives, quality assurance system and building confidence. The strategies include control of the supply and demand gap, attention to cultural symbols and social signs, attention to cultural symbols and social signs, attention to the culture, climate and economy of the regions, rent price control and the consequences include market balance, depreciation reduction, promotion of improvement indicators. Rural housing is creating a sense of belonging to the place with modern architectural styles, leaving things to the people in the implementation of the plan.

Mehr Housing Project is known as the most extensive intervention of government in housing development after the Islamic revolution in Iran. The goal was to provide about 2 million affordable housing for low-income groups or nine percent of urban population. The policy seemed to seek to improve the housing situation of low-income groups. However, the relationship between housing development policies and social practices, resulting from those policies, has not been adequately explored so far. The purpose of the study, therefore, is to address the lived experiences of inhabitants in Mehr Housing areas precisely. Moreover, the paper aims to answer the following questions: by living in such housing, what experiences could we explore in the life of those inhabitants? And how experiences could be linked to the social inequalities? This research employs an exploratory orientation, which is based on a qualitative approach and data analyzing also is conducted through a thematic technique. Our data were collected by in-depth semi-structured interviews with some residents of Mehr housing in the Sadra new town near Shiraz, Iran. The findings of this study consist of five main themes including (a) the feeling of living in a camp; (b) the feelings of rejection and exclusion; (c) institutional distrust; (d) cultural confrontation and stigma. Our thematic findings are supported by the reality of low-quality architecture and the scarcity of residential facilities. This situation will lead to a polarized social and spatial city. A different result from what was propagated by the government.

Housing is recognized as the most important part of development in any society. Hence, providing adequate housing is one of the most important issues facing the countries of the world to achieve sustainable development, and almost all countries in the world face serious problems in this regard. Housing production in all countries not only satisfies the psychological and social needs of people in the community, but also represents the manifestations of economic growth in each country and has a significant impact on the mobility and acceleration of economic cycles. It may be argued that there is a housing problem all over the world, but in developing countries, due to the rapid growth of population and urbanization, domestic migration, lack of adequate financial resources, land supply problems, construction materials and the shortage of specialized personnel, more important than The lack of policies, policies and programs on land and housing has become a severe and critical issue. Therefore, this paper, using a descriptive-analytical method and employing new sources of internal and external resources, is attempting to review housing policy in Iran and the world in order to use these experiences in the future in order to advance the objectives of supply Used housing.

Housing is one of the basic needs for every household and the formation of new households means more demand for new residential units. When the nuclear family with an independent and neolocal residence pattern becomes prevalence, possessing a private housing is amongst the important priorities that families tend to have during their life cycle. This paper examines how the characteristics of the head of households are related to the probability of dwelling tenure in Iran. Using individual-level data from 2011 national census, the paper estimate bivariate and multivariate models to assess how the probability of dwelling stock according to tenure is related to differences in the economic, social and demographic characteristics of the heads of households. to the characteristics of the heads of households in terms of his/her gender, place of residence, rual-urban origin, marital status, employment status, educational attainment, age and the household size. Around 29% of the variance in housing ownership possibilities can be explained using these variables. More researches is needed to examine the role of housing in the basket of household spending priorities, pressures of housing costs on family economy, and even the relation of housing ownership status to such demographic decisions of couples and families as marriage and family formation of youth, having or not having children, the number and timing of children and so on.