التباين المكاني لحرمان الأسرة من الميدان (الاقتصادي و الصحي)‎ في مدينة الدور لعام 2019

Abstract EN

The deprivation index is a guide to measure the percentage of families or residents within specific geographical boundaries, To indicate the circumstances that indicate a low standard of living or a need for services, within this framework the research focused on two types of deprivation in the city of Al-Dour namely economic and health.

Families deprived of the economic field accounted for (29, 5% ) percent of the total households in Al-Dour, And it was distributed differently between residential neighborhoods, The first level included (the most deprived) in which the percentages of deprived families ranged between (29.8 – 36.4% ) in the neighborhoods of (Yarmouk, Rashid, Qadisiyah, and Al Khadra), The third level (the least deprived) in which the percentages of deprived families ranged (23% or less) was restricted to the (Mansour) neighborhood only, because it is one of the new neighborhoods in which lands were allocated to the segment of public sector employees.

As for the deprivation percentages of the health field in the city of Al-Dour they amounted to (11.8% ) of the city's total families, the percentages of deprived families varied between neighborhoods to appear at the first level, the neighborhoods in which the deprivation rates ranged between (23.9 – 32.1% ) as they included my neighborhood (Al Khadra, Al Mansour), none of the neighborhoods appeared within the second level, the remainder falls within the third level, in which the deprivation rates ranged (16.9% or less), this is due to the big difference in the percentage of household access to health institutions.

Therefore the researcher recommends achieving justice in the distribution of health institutions and relying on planning standards related to the signature of these institutions.