Analysis of Rural Quality of Life (Case Study of Tarom Villages)

The quality of rural life is defined as the objective condition of the lives of families and villages. In this regard, the present study was titled Quality of Life Analysis in Tarom Townships in the Year 2016. The statistical population of the present study is Tarom Township, out of a village with more than 100 villages (10 villages in the central part and 10 villages in the village of 20) 37 Samples were randomly selected. The method used in this descriptive-analytical study and the tool used in this research is a researcher-made questionnaire. Data analysis was performed using spss software and descriptive statistics and Pearson correlation test. Multivariate regression was performed. Based on the research findings, it can be concluded that individual factors (age, gender, education, household size, marital status, amount of land planted, income, type of work, occupation, type of crop, type of horticultural product, personal means), only income variables. Significant relationship was also found between independent factors (agricultural infrastructure, physical infrastructure, institutional infrastructure, social infrastructure, social facilities, welfare, family participation), ownership, occupation, amount of land cultivated, type of horticulture, and personal livelihood (quality of life). There were no significant differences with the dependent variable (quality of life) Concerning the general conclusion that the majority of the sample size assessed the quality of life in the middle.