Prioritizing the incentives of the Family and Youth Protection Law for the 7th Development Plan in the form of upstream documents with a strategic foresight approach

This research has been written with the aim of prioritizing the incentives proposed in the family and youth protection law in the form of upstream documents with a strategic foresight approach. This research has reached its conclusion in three steps. In the first step, the meta-analysis method was used to understand the current situation, in the second step, by document study, the existing documents regarding the subject were examined, and finally, in the third step, by using It has identified key and important incentives from the Delphi technique. In this research, after reviewing the upstream documents and identifying their emphasis on the issue of population youth, the incentives proposed in the law were counted and using the opinions of experts, key incentives were selected through five Delphi steps. In the continuation of the work, after identifying the four crises, incentives were proposed to the policy maker apart from the incentives proposed in the law. In this research, an attempt was made to institutionalize the proposition that the time has come to end the method of cross-sectional action and trial and error in this field, and considering the existing limitations, effective factors should be extracted in order to design a comprehensive framework for policy making. By means of it, you can survive this important crossing.