The features and properties of rural industries in Iran and the guidelines to develop them
Journal Title: International Research Journal of Applied and Basic Sciences - Year 2013, Vol 7, Issue 12
Abstract
In past decades, Iranian rural areas were vulnerable in terms of economic basics. It was assumed that by industrial growth of big cities, rural areas would be also developed automatically. Increase in unemployment, poverty and income gaps between urban and rural areas indicate that one cannot hope rural development only through market mechanisms. Rural industries are those industries located in rural areas and mainly use rural manpower. Their market links are limited geographically. In fact, such industries use local raw materials or goods (agriculture, forestry or mines) and their products are usually supplied to local markets. One way to fill the gaps and to increase incomes in rural areas is to expand the activities that are less depended to environment and environmental conditions. In rural areas, agriculture is still traditional and it is highly depended to environmental and climate conditions.
Authors and Affiliations
Razieh Hassanpour Sarhammami *| Postgraduate, Geography and Environmental Quality Planning, Tehran Science and Research Branch, Reza Mollabararibandmiri| Postgraduate, Geography and Environmental Quality Planning, Mashhad Science and Research Branch, Reihane Dabouimoshkabadi| Postgraduate, Geography and Environmental Quality Planning, Tehran Science and Research Branch, Jahanbakhsh Zangenehtabar| Postgraduate, Geography and Environmental Quality Planning, Tehran Science and Research Branch, halil Choukali| Postgraduate, Geography and Environmental Quality Planning, Tehran Science and Research Branch
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