Social Development & Welfare Planning

Budgeting based on environmental changes (social-ecological) (Case study: the budget bill of 1402 as "spatial planning budget")

Document Type : Research Paper

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjsd.2024.75804.2523
Abstract
Land use planning is a vital strategy for protecting the integrity of the land and optimal use of the land's (natural and social) talents, which cannot be imagined without a budgeting system based on the environment and environmental dynamics. Therefore, the Land use planning budget has at least four important features, which are: 1) "flexible"; That is, in accordance with the environmental changes and receptive to the principle of natural and social biodiversity and compatible with the biological characteristics of the Iranian plateau. 2) It has "unity" not only in the form and way of presenting the budget document, but it also benefits from the unity resulting from socio-biological continuity and ecological economy. 3) "Transparent" reflects the process of changes in the texture of biological complexes. 4) "Basic participation" is designed and implemented. The main question of the article is: Has the budget bill of 1402 been able to make a financial-technical formulation of the overview and detailing of the changes in biodiversity (natural and social) and the spatial structure of the country? The analysis of the budget bill of 1402 and its comparison with the budget bill of 1401 shows that the budget bill of 1402 is a supporter of restoration through legal, conceptual, operational foundation and reliance on environmental science.

Keywords

Land Use Planning budget
Budget unity
Social justice
Planetary boundaries
Territorial talents
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Social Development & Welfare Planning
Volume 15, Issue 61
Winter 2025
Pages 273-312

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