Riskiness and Risk Aversion Template Effective Factors on Municipality's Sustainable Income for Optimal Management of Construction Projects (Case Study: Municipality of Karaj)

Abstract

One of the most important manifestations of sustainable development in any country is the country's productivity of sustainable sources of income. In fact, sustainable income is the basis for sustainable urban development. In the current century municipal financing is one of the most important issues in urban management, and in our country there has always been a discussion and a place for the challenge. Accordingly, in this paper, the aim of presenting an optimal model for sustainable municipal income for construction projects is based on the use of decision-making methods and calculation of the parameters of effective parameters in the assessment of sustainable earnings in the municipality of Karaj city. In this regard, Delphi method was used to validate the validity of the questionnaire using SPSS software. Therefore, the criterion of Evaluation, judgment by a group of experts and based on completing the questionnaire and conducting interviews with accurate experts in providing financial resources and urban management. The ranking of effective measures in assessing income municipalities using the Hierarchical AHP technique was done in Super Decision software and language quantitative meter using the method the average FOWA weighted weight has been paid to prioritize earnings resources. Based on the findings of the research in the city of Karaj, among the sources of income studied by the FOWA method, it can be seen that the transitional tax option from the government to the municipality using the AHP method with a coefficient of 0/150 and in Riskiness with a coefficient of 0/166 and risk aversion with a coefficient of 0/144 with 9 indicators of the highest priority in the assessment of the supply of municipal resources for the sustainable growth of development projects.

Keywords

• karaj municipality
• sustainable development
• sustainable income
• civil projects
• ahp
• fowa