Introducing the Pattern of Identifying Highly Deprived Areas In Order to Target the System of Jihadist Movements (Case Study: Boushehr Province; Dashty County)

To achieve development in deprived areas, as the ultimate goal of deprivation planning, the first step is to get a real understanding of the status quo and the level of ownership of the areas as a prelude to development. Thus, offering a robust model and model of deprivation, it is important to identify deprivation indicators and related parameters to reduce deprivation. Accordingly, the present study aimed to introduce a scientific model for identifying highly deprived areas, to targeted jihadist movements. This research In terms of purpose, applied and the way to do it Descriptive-analytical. How to collect information in a way documents and data Collection tools, Considering the research objectives Was based on data and information tables and common forms of the Census of Population and Housing (Especially the statistical year 2011 of Bushehr province). Area of case study, Dashti County and the technique used was Fuzzy Vikor. Findings showed in Bushehr province, it had the highest deprivation to the counties of Dair, Daylam and Jam. Analysis of findings at Dashti county level also indicated that Kaki district was the most deprived part of Dashti County and the rural district of Kaki and Choghabour have been the most deprived areas, respectively. The results showed that by precise and hierarchical determination of deprived areas, From County level to section and from rural district to village and from rural district to village, Deprivation centers can be identified and after identifying the target area, with scientific knowledge and precise need assessment of the indicators needed for each area, target indicators can be identified and took action to fix them. Finally, a scientific model for identifying highly deprived areas was proposed. However, suggested template present although not free from error, But it can be a small step towards a much wider and more scientific research project.