Post-mortem of the capital crisis and the mystery of decentralization Formand Arabi: Real decentralization requires significant financial resources Hoshang Formand Arabi, architect and researcher in the field of architecture and urban planning, in an interview with Aktezana News: Tehran's crisis is caused not only by population growth, but the structural inability to meet basic needs, the unequal distribution of opportunities and the severe limitation of its natural resources created her; Thus, true decentralization must be accompanied by a change in the geography of the country's economic opportunities. Merely transferring some government offices does not solve the problem; Instead, there is a need to move the entire business chain, a balanced distribution of jobs and link housing with public facilities. Also, the control of the urban boundaries does not necessarily lead to the housing price, but the renovation of dilapidated buildings and professional rental are the solutions to balance the market. Understanding the power of water resources and the risks of drought threaten Tehran's viability. It is necessary to use water recycling technologies and agricultural modernization to improve the environmental capacity of the capital. The historical roots of centralization go back to the bureaucratic rule of the last century and the denial of regional devolution, which led to provinces that emulated Tehran's physical projects. Also, the concentration of large scientific and military centers in the central fabric of the city, instead of creating independent academic centers, added to the population and the unbalanced capital load of the capital. The three basic obstacles to decentralization are the dependence of municipal income on density sales, the lack of integrated regional management between Tehran and its suburbs, and the lack of stable financial resources. Read the full text of this interview on Akhtaznews. Yes Instagram website.

Post-mortem of the capital crisis and the mystery of decentralization Formand Arabi: Real decentralization requires significant financial resources Hoshang Formand Arabi, architect and researcher in the field of architecture and urban planning, in an interview with Aktezana News: Tehran's crisis is caused not only by population growth, but the structural inability to meet basic needs, the unequal distribution of opportunities and the severe limitation of its natural resources created her; Thus, true decentralization must be accompanied by a change in the geography of the country's economic opportunities. Merely transferring some government offices does not solve the problem; Instead, there is a need to move the entire business chain, a balanced distribution of jobs and link housing with public facilities. Also, the control of the urban boundaries does not necessarily lead to the housing price, but the renovation of dilapidated buildings and professional rental are the solutions to balance the market. Understanding the power of water resources and the risks of drought threaten Tehran's viability. It is necessary to use water recycling technologies and agricultural modernization to improve the environmental capacity of the capital. The historical roots of centralization go back to the bureaucratic rule of the last century and the denial of regional devolution, which led to provinces that emulated Tehran's physical projects. Also, the concentration of large scientific and military centers in the central fabric of the city, instead of creating independent academic centers, added to the population and the unbalanced capital load of the capital. The three basic obstacles to decentralization are the dependence of municipal income on density sales, the lack of integrated regional management between Tehran and its suburbs, and the lack of stable financial resources. Read the full text of this interview on Akhtaznews. Yes Instagram website.