Role of the after-Islamic-revolution development plans in reduction of regional imbalances and decentralization of Tehran

Our Country {Iran} is of such Countries which Steers over Intensive System, and therefore Government has a widespread role in Variant Spatial levels. In this System political, financial and social components have the most figure at Spatial Schematization System and whereas these components does not appear Standard and coordinated on overall in the country, therefore region Inconformity is increased, and causes focus and grown-develop formations at some centers. With creation of this such imbalance at spatial development, regional schematization goes on top, since after revolution, what is Definite on Principle 48 of constitution, is to make regional balance. Indeed, in order To reach on steady development in, it is dependent on inequalities Reducing and imbalance, and till the time The Country is on a challenge with, indeed Achieving sustainable development is not possible.Thus, this article with use of Descriptive-analytic goes on regional operation policies Valuation of first-to-fifth developing nation plans in order to specify how much attention they had at imbalance reduction, and whether were their orientations focused on Tehran centralization reduction or not.Plans survey indicates, that although regional’s slashes and imparting of local and state levels potential, and also regional levels adoption, at least in state one, has been at develop plans after revolution. Despite, predominant features in Iran’s national and regional policy, has been in a figure as how they couldn’t be gained as integrated territory development. It’s while Policy’s examination related to decentralization portends that in most cases, this leads to some administrative assignment to lower centers at States and eparchies. While decentralization is to develop all politic, administrative, financial ,… etc, nevertheless, Tehran’s decentralization still Remains.

Keywords: Centralization, Develop Plans, Regional imbalance, Steady Development, Tehran