Carbon Sequestration and Development of Peripheral Villages, Case: Senkhaast District in Jajarm County

Today, the main efforts and concerns of all planners, policymakers and theorists of development, the sustainability and maintenance of rural populations in rural areas and the prevention of rural-urban migration. Increasing collective capacity to meet the economic and sustainable employment needs, increasing social capital, protecting human capital and ecosystems and maintaining population in rural areas are among the major goals of sustainable rural development in most countries, including our country. The purpose of this study was to examine the role of the carbon sequestration program in rural development and reduce rural-urban migration. This article is of a qualitative type that has a basic and functional aspect. The documentary method and the technique used are fields (interviews) and libraries. Data analysis is done using content analysis. The results show that the social, economic and social capital of rural villages has been increasingly promoted in rural development and rural holding. Among the indicators that have improved the sustainability of rural development, it is possible to promote and increase the sustainability of natural resources, the trend towards renewable energies, institutionalize and enhance the capacity of local institutions, better access to information, increase local ownership of communities Increasing self-confidence and self-reliance in local communities, reviving the patterns of co-operation and cooperation between villagers, changing the behavior of government experts and reducing rural-urban migration.