Analysis Private Sector Participation in Urban Infrastructure of Isfahan

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
Hoseinali Bagi 1
Sirus Ghanbari 2
1 Assistant professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Technical and Vocational University‌,Tehran, Iran.
2 Associate Professor, Human Geography - Rural Planning Department, Faculty of Geography, University of Sistan and Baluchestan, Iran.
10.22034/road.2023.403242.2177
Abstract
Improving the consumption pattern in the construction industry depends on the development and introduction of industrialization and the use of new methods in the development of this industry, because increasing the lifespan of construction and improving their quality, the use of quality materials, Saving time is one of the benefits of using new technologies in this industry. In addition, the development of technology infrastructure in an appropriate way - can pave the way for Iran's presence in global competition, and it can be claimed that the development of technology infrastructure in this area is the key to sustainable development. Today, the discussion of developing the culture of industrialization and the use of emerging technologies and reconciling the participation of the public and private sectors, including in the urban development industry is one of the most important scientific and professional topics that play a significant role in the growth and development of the country. The purpose of this article is to examine the status of private sector participation in urban infrastructure and provide effective solutions in this regard. Based on the obtained results, rank 1 is related to criterion M8 (economy and goodness of the city), rank 2 is related to criterion Y2 (determination of city managers in transfer) and rank 3 is related to criterion Y6 (pursuit of council commissions). Also, financial attractiveness has created the lowest priority in effective factors.
Keywords
Participation
Infrastructure
Private Sector
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