Examine the role of training in promoting civic participation and dry waste separation and its impact on sustainable development of cities (Case study of residents of District 13)

In residence, obligations and duties of the citizens of the city manager has the following values and norms are important, the optimal management of urban areas with an emphasis on citizenship education, Databases and educator in the city, to pass on to people in urban education with the goal of promoting social participation requires more than before., In today's society, Recycling can be very significant and important role in conservation and sustainable development of the nation and eventually the country to play. Partnership Citizens, especially children and housewives in waste separation can play a valuable step in furthering the objectives of sustainable development. Trustee Civic and citizenship education in this field, culture and education authority to make citizens more effectively done so in order to achieve the goals conservation of natural resources and Also avoid environmental contamination as a factor for work., In today's society, education, culture and urban life necessity is obvious. One of the main concepts in the academic literature, develop training content is consistent with the needs of citizens, including issues that are very important today is to recycle. This is also the level of citizen participation in source separation of waste and the role of education in District 13 has been discussed. And aims to increase the rate of participation and the role of education and acculturation in District 13 and the sample size according to the number 400 is derived from Cochran's formula. Of the sample was randomly. In this level of citizen participation, the role of education and culture, information and facilities for the authorities to encourage citizens to Participation in waste separation from the source as research hypotheses were tested. And the assumptions made in the study received approval. And finally to provide solutions for more citizen participation in source separation of waste was discussed.