تحلیل محیط سیاست گذاری کلان طرح راهبردی-ساختاری (جامع) تهران (مقاله علمی وزارت علوم)
درجه علمی: نشریه علمی (وزارت علوم)
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درخشش و موفقیت شهرها، حاصل فرایندهای پیچیده سیاست گذاری در زمانی مشخص بوده و محیط سیاست گذاری کلان هدایت کننده طرح های توسعه شهری می تواند بستری برای این موفقیت ها فراهم کند. پژوهش حاضر بر تحلیل محیط سیاست گذاری کلان هدایت کننده طرح جامع تهران در دوره 1390 – 1376 متمرکز شده و بدین منظور مدل تحلیلی تحقیق طراحی و بر آن اساس، نمونه مطالعاتی تحلیل شده است. یافته های این پژوهش که از طریق 22 مصاحبه نیمه ساختاریافته با نخبگان حوزه مدیریت شهری گردآوری شده، نشان می دهد که محیط سیاست گذاری طرح جامع تهران در این زمان به دلایل رویه ای مختلفی چون: سازوکار قدرت نامتوازن در نهاد مشترک و در جریان تصویب طرح جامع، قدرت و خاصیت تحمیل شوندگی بالای نظام بوروکراتیک شهرسازی، تفسیرپذیری غیرمتناسب طرح جامع و به خصوص طرح های تفصیلی با شرایط اجرایی موجود، رقابت بین سازمان های دولتی و شهرداری تهران، تضعیف و انحلال نهاد مشترک، از فضای فهم مشترک نیازهای شهری میان نهادهای قدرت شهری در اواخر دهه 70 به فضای منفی رقابت های غیرشفاف و آسیب زا برای منافع شهر در نیمه دوم دهه 80 حرکت کرده است. بنابراین محیط سیاست گذاری کلان طرح جامع شهر تهران در وضعیت عدم تعادل و بی ثباتی بوده و این شرایط عدم تعادل، به تحقق پذیری اهداف طرح خدشه وارد کرده و موجب تضعیف مدیریت شهری تهران شده است.An Analysis of Meso level Policy Making Environment in Tehran’s Strategic-Structural (Comprehensive) Plan (1997-2011)
The prosperity and success of cities are a result of complicated process of policy making in distinct periods. Urban policy making is considered as a collection of decisions for implementation of strategies and achieving urban development goals at micro level and in planning process. In this paper, however, we focus on meso level of policy making which has shaped the mechanism of Tehran’s Strategic-Structural (Comprehensive) Plan preparation. At this level of analysis also referred to as institutional level, actors who influence policies and shape policy agendas are at the center stage. Here, we focus on environmental analysis of meso level of policy making in Tehran strategic-structural (comprehensive) plan (1999-2011). We use descriptive-analytical methods to review the published material and documents. A series of semi-structure interviews with 22 experts in several urban management institutions were conducted in order to complete the data needed for analysis. The results of this paper show that the environment of meso level policy making in Tehran’s strategic-structural (comprehensive) plan shifted from shared understanding of urban issues among the major institutions in late 1370s (SH) to a negative aura of unclear and destructive competitions which undermined the public interests in late 1380s (SH). Several procedural factors can be sited for this shift. One is the imbalanced power distribution among those involved in the in institution which was formed to prepare the plan. This institution is refereed to here as "the Management and Planning Organization of Tehran’s development plans" (MPOTDP). In general, there were three main goals to establish this institution, at first, approaching government activities to local public interest, second, approaching planning system (preparation of urban development plans) to implementation system (implementation of urban development plans) and finally, approaching government, Tehran city council and municipality of Tehran (in fact, approaching planning and implementation). Other factors for shifting from shared understanding of urban issues to negative aura included: the imposing bureaucratic nature of urban management in Iran, multitude interpretations of Tehran’s Strategic-Structural (Comprehensive) Plan and particularly the detailed plans, the negative competition between Tehran’s municipality and the central government and process of attenuating and ultimately dissolving the above-mentioned institution. In the period between 1376-1390 (SH) when the MPOTDP was not yet formed and then between 1386-1390 (SH) when the institution was dissolved, urban policies were shown to be inefficient, segmented and partial. Thus the meso level policy making environment in Tehran’s plan was inevitably imbalanced, impermanent and uncoordinated. Consequently, this has created several challenges for future. In such an environment, the institutions, groups and individuals involved in Tehran’s urban management peruse their own agendas and interests without considering the interests of the City as a whole. The experts who were interviewed all commonly suggest that certain equilibrium-reaching mechanisms need to be formulated for the urban management bodies by means of bringing together the major actors in all sorts of governmental, public, private, NGO institutions for all levels of policy making process from agenda setting to evaluation of policy implementation.