Distribution of Urban Services and Facilities on the basis of Social Justice (Case Study: Yasouj)

In recent years urban studies with a view of social justice is known to be one of the most important approaches. In this approach، different indices are given attention، among which access to urban services and added values of land are the most important two. One of the best optimal ways to provide urban services is to divide a city، as a system، into different parts and distribute services in proportion to demographic characteristics of each part. The present paper is based on an applied research and is descriptive-case study in nature. The data was collected through the use of existence resources، and was based on field impressions. Also، the measurement tool is based on Askalvgram and Moris taxonomy، Coefficiency، standardization of different data، and central location. The findings of the study show that urban areas of Yasouj are not different in terms of accessibility to urban services and facilities. Land price، and as a result the added value of land، follow the discussed indicators in a meaningful way. And urban services are distributed justly in different parts of the city according to the situation. As a result، first parts 1 and 2 of the city and then part 3 and 4 have received facilities and added value.