Identifying factors affecting the realization of a creative city with a sustainable urban development approach
Subject Areas :Seyed Mostafa Mousavi 1 , Majid Shams 2
1 - PhD student, Geography and Urban Planning Department, Malayer branch, Islamic Azad University, Malayer, Iran.
2 - Professor of Geography and Urban Planning Department, Malayer branch, Islamic Azad University, Malayer, Iran.
Keywords: fuzzy method, creative city, urban development, sustainable development,
Abstract :
In the past decades, the world's population has been divided the cities balances. This issue has been faced the metropolises with many problems and challenges such as informal housing and slums, inefficient, disorganized and worn-out structures, urban poverty, environmental pollution, social and cultural damage, social class breakdown, traffic, etc. Therefore, in order to deal with these environmental, social, economic, cultural and institutional challenges and issues, must strive to provide creative, innovative solutions based on future research perspectives. So, it is necessary to develop a desirable model of the future metropolis based on the creative city theories; as the main motivation of the current research is to pay attention to this subtle and effective point. In order to analyze information, fuzzy ANP method is used. The results show that the physical index (A3) is the closest to the positive ideal answer and the greatest distance from the negative ideal answer, and the first priority of the creative city realization factors model with the approach of sustainable urban development in desired criteria terms for the resilience of the creative city realization factors model with the approach of sustainable urban development.
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