The Deputy Coordinator of Urban Affairs of Kerman Province announced the approval for the establishment of five new townships in Sirjan, Bardasir, Bam, Shahrebabak, and Zarand. He stated that the development of these new townships is aimed at providing housing, organizing the overflow of urban population, and preventing the expansion of informal settlements, which is a priority for provincial management.
Approval of 5 New Townships in Kerman Province Aimed at Housing and Controlling Urban Sprawl
Kerman Province has approved the creation of five new townships to address housing shortages and manage urban population overflow. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to prevent the spread of informal settlements. It highlights the government's efforts to tackle urbanization challenges.
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📰 What Happened
Kerman Province has approved the establishment of five new townships to address housing shortages and manage urban population overflow. This initiative aims to prevent the expansion of informal settlements.
- The new townships will be located in Sirjan, Bardasir, Bam, Shahrebabak, and Zarand.
- The initiative is part of a broader strategy to organize urban growth and improve living conditions.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been facing significant urbanization issues, with many cities struggling to accommodate growing populations, leading to informal settlements.
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