The Necessity of Establishing Entrepreneurship Center in Worn out Textures of Khajeh Atta Neighborhood in Bandar Abbas City, Iran
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International Research Journal of Applied and Basic Sciences © 2013 Available online at www.irjabs.com ISSN 2251-838X / Vol, 6 (10): 1338-1344 Science Explorer Publications The necessity of establishing entrepreneurship center in Worn out Textures of Khajeh Atta Neighborhood in Bandar Abbas City, Iran Hamidreza Amery Siahoyi1, Sana Zarei2 1. Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, Payam Noor University of Hormozgan 2. M.Sc. student, Department of Architecture, Payam Noor University of Hormozgan, Iran Corresponding author email: [email protected] ABSTRACT: In this paper we aim to analyze the necessity of establishing entrepreneurship center in worn out textures of Khajeh Atta neighborhood located in Bandar Abbas city, Iran. Rapid growth of Bandar Abbas City in the past 50 years has become it the largest and most populous city of the South coast of Iran. The Area of old textures of Bandar Abbas is about 659.4 hectares which a large portion of it is located in Khajeh Atta Neighborhood. The study area has worn out textures and in terms of granulation, has no historical value which requires modernization and upgrading. In some part of this research we used a cross-sectional survey method and the other part of the research was conducted by the study of documents and books. Data collected by library research, field visits, questionnaires, and communication with organizations and government agencies. Population is all over-18-year-old residents of Khajeh Atta neighborhood that, by random sampling method, 358 residents were selected according to Cochran's formula. To assess the validity of Questionnaire, construct validity method was used through factor analysis, and also reliability of each variable were measured by Cronbach's alpha. KMO coefficient and Cronbach's alpha coefficients for the different variables were 0.7 and higher. Also significance level of the variables, based on Bartlett's significance test was less than 0.001. Considering that survey showed 73 percent of neighborhood residents are willing to engage in entrepreneurship classes and Want an entrepreneurship center to be constructed in their neighborhood, old rural textures can be used for the design and construction of creation and development center of technical and artistic skills. Keywords: entrepreneurship, center of creation, artistic and technical skills, Khajeh Atta neighborhood, Bandar Abbas city, INTRODUCTION Iran is located in Asia and has a diverse climate which is varied in different parts of the architecture and structure. Some of its cities require special attention in terms of architecture, modernization, mobilization, and status changes (Esfandfard et al, 2008). In term of urban development some projects, such as construction of MEHR houses and providing facilities, are being implemented to increase urban construction. The main issue is the structure of old and worn out textures of most areas of the country that need to be considered. Some characteristics of healthy and sustainable communities are creating a physical structure for vacuum compensation of cultural-social relationships, considering neighborhoods and strengthening neighborhood- oriented culture, the presence of people in the neighborhoods and their role in social reconstruction. (Graduate employment assistance agencies) In the world today, the entrepreneurship development plays an important role in economic, social, cultural, political,, and industrial development of each country And on other hand, it is the most important way to solve some social problems such as unemployment for college graduates. Since entrepreneurship lead community to the technical and innovative changes and cause economic growth and also turn new knowledge into new products and services, Is very important. The Center of Entrepreneurship and the growth of artistic and technical skills is an department being managed by professional technicians and creative and entrepreneurial experts. It provides supportive services to the creation and development of the art technology and new professions supported by entrepreneurs so that in Production of goods and services in competitive markets and increasing social participation, lead to the realization of long-term cultural - economic development. (Bandar Abbas municipality) Intl. Res. J. Appl. Basic. Sci. Vol., 6 (10), 1338-1344, 2013 Failure to adopt appropriate measure and lack of preventing intention and deterioration factors lead to increased wear of the urban area, especially in ancient textures (Khademi, 2011). Rapid growth of Bandar Abbas in the past 50 years has become it the largest and most populous city of the South Coast of country. The Area of old textures of Bandar Abbas is about 659.4 hectares where a large portion of it is located in Khajeh Atta Neighborhood. One of the problems of the region, in addition to the worn out textures, is high unemployment is the result of lack of education for entrepreneurship development. Designing and construction of projects such as entrepreneurship centers, as factors driving the modernization, rehabilitation, and empowerment of worn out textures are important. In this regard, the aim of this study is to investigate to know whether it is necessary to establish entrepreneurship center in worn out textures of Khajeh Atta neighborhood or not. Previous research In the sixteenth century, the French word Entreprendre was first applied to people who risk their lives in military operations (Stolze, 1999). Later the term was applied to those who accepted business venture and organized, financed and operated it (Department of Housing and Urban Development). Economists were the first who described the entrepreneur and entrepreneurship in their economic theories. The term "entrepreneur" was first introduced by the early French economist Richard Cantillon. In his writings, he formally defines the entrepreneur as the "agent who buys means of production at certain prices in order to combine them" into a new product. History of formal education in entrepreneurship dates back to 1938. Since the 1960s, an increasing rate of entrepreneurship education was spread in the world. Despite the fact that advanced countries of the world from the late 1970s onward, paid serious attention to the subject of entrepreneurship, even in the late 1980s, many developing countries have addressed this issue. In our country, to the beginning of the Third Development Plan, it was not paid much attention to entrepreneurship. In the Third plan of economic, social, and cultural development, issue of education of entrepreneurs was considered. The result of this attention was approval of a plan to develop Entrepreneurship in the universities of country which was led to some activities in some of national universities. In the third development plan, entrepreneurship development at the Ministries of Science, Research and Technology, Health and Medical Education, Agriculture, Industries and Mines, and other institutions such as academic Jihad have been proposed because of its association with their activities (Adl and Avarkad, 1969). King and Roberts in 1987 define Entrepreneurship In the public domain and its impact on government policies focusing on two dimensions of leadership and innovation. Veduk in 1991also discussed the social entrepreneurship in the public sector and defines social entrepreneurship as "to establish a public organization that can change the way of resource allocation.( Abdollahi and Samadi, 2011) Campbell focuses on the health sector and believes that a social entrepreneur is a creation of groups who do not seek to gain profit from it and in the activities they pursue social goals. Leadbeater admits the inability of UK Department of Social Security to meet the requirements of society and consider social entrepreneurship as the entry of entrepreneurs to non-profit and social areas to meet the needs of society which have not been fulfilled.(Giedion, 1989) Dazes in 1998 by focusing on the concept of social entrepreneurship states that social entrepreneur are individuals with social responsibility whose activities are aimed at improving the community. This Scholar studied social entrepreneurship in the nonprofit organizations that supply financial capital needed to meet social needs.(Valizadeh, 2011; Bygrave and Zacharakis, 2004) Thompson in 2000 searches for social entrepreneurship in the private sector, and consider it as the process of creation of social capital in this sector. d also Canadian center of Social Entrepreneurship in 2001, with comprehensive review and with emphasis on globalization, defined Social entrepreneurship as innovation in the private, public and voluntary sectors for achievement of the social and economic objectives and Accordingly, believe that we can search social entrepreneurship in the nonprofit sectors and cooperative organizations Sullivan in 2003 developed the concept of social entrepreneurship and its multi-dimensional model and know it as identification of the existing opportunities for social organizations and believes that these organizations will continue to innovate on a continuous basis. (Cohen, 2006; Acs, 2006) MATERIALS AND METHODS The study area Hormozgan Province Hormozgan province is located in southern of Iran, facing Oman and UAE. Its provincial capital is Bandar Abbas. Kerman province is located in the north of Hormozgan, Persian Gulf and Oman Sea is in the south of it, Sistan and Baluchistan Province is located in the east of it and from the west, Hormozgan is near to Fars and Bushehr Province.