The position of the poor in the housing development programs before the revolution and after the revolution

ahmadahmadzade¹ Mohammad Hassan Yazdani² فاطمه زادولی³

1) Master student of Geography and Urban Planning, Mohaghegh Ardabili University, Ardabili, Iran
2) Associate Professor of Geography and Urban Planning, Mohaghegh Ardabili University, Ardabili, Iran
3) Instructor of Geography and Urban Planning, Mohaghegh Ardabili University, Ardabili, Iran

IOI Code : XDZC-FEDAH
Publication : National Conference on Architecture, Civil Engineering, Urban Development and Horizons of Islamic Art in the Second Step Statement of the Revolution(icacu.ir)
Abstract :
    The growth and development of any society is in the group of meeting the basic needs of the people of that society. However, in addition to a decent job and housing, one feels safe in a more effective social structure. In most societies, income diversity among individuals is undeniable. The poor are unable to provide housing for themselves without government support. The research method in this research has been obtained as a review and using documents and library and Internet resources. In the pre-revolutionary programs, more attention was paid to housing than the third development plan, which aimed to build affordable housing for the poor. Fourth before the revolution, rural housing was also considered. Among the socio-economic and cultural development programs after the revolution, the fifth program was the most unsuccessful program in practice, and during the third program, housing demand increased and was not supported by the government. In the fifth plan, the government moved to support Iranian-Islamic housing. And during the Sixth Development Plan, government policy changed from supply-oriented to demand-driven.

Keywords : housing poor government municipal actions development programs