Explanation the effects of establishment and loading of industries on the economic Sustainability of rural areas (Case study: Mobarake County)
Journal Title: Arid Regions Geographic Studies - Year 2024, Vol 15, Issue 55
Abstract
Aim:Â The aim of the present research is to identify and evaluate industries' loading effects on economic sustainability and unsustainability in rural settlements in Mobarakeh County. Material & Method:Â This research was descriptive-analytical in nature and method, and AMOS software and the AHP technique were used for data analysis. Â Finding:Â The results of the structural model showed that the variable of publishing added value and emission rights of industries to villages with a coefficient of 0.98 was the most important positive effect, and the variable of reducing the number of farmers with a coefficient of 1.04 was introduced as the most significant negative consequence of loading industries. The results of the AHP model showed that the criterion of publishing added value and emission rights of industries to villages and increasing income and employment, with a weight of 0.511, was the most important positive effect, and the criterion of agricultural decay with a weight of 0.254 was introduced as the most important negative consequence of the establishment of industries. Â Conclusion:Â The results of the mentioned survey showed that from the point of view of household heads and managers of local institutions, on the one hand, by using added value, pollution rights, increasing the level of income, and creating job opportunities, villages in the area have been driven to economic sustainability. On the other hand, the area faced unsustainability in the economic dimension, a decrease in agriculture, and increased land and housing prices. Innovation:Â This study is one of the few studies that have been carried out in the field of assessing the effects of the establishment of industries (mother industries) according to the sustainability approach, and its results have been displayed in the form of structural models.
Authors and Affiliations
mohammadreza shafiee,behroz mohammadi yeganeh,hossein farahani,mehdi chraghi,
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