Effects of Villages to Towns on Quality of Life: Socio-Economic Status Settlement Desirability (Case Study: Ziarat Town in the City of Shirvan)

Most developing countries have made different strategies to improve the quality of life, reduce inequality, and reduce the migration of villagers to major cities, the most important of which are the transformation of villages into small cities and their maintenance, which have different consequences such as social, cultural and economic factors in the lives of its inhabitants. The area appears. This study investigated the effects of the pilgrimage on quality of life, economic situation and the desirability of a settlement is inhabited in 1396. The research method was descriptive-analytic and survey data was collected using a researcher-made self-made questionnaire. The statistical population of the city and the sample of 102 people were selected by simple random sampling. Using spss software and a single-sample T test for data analysis with a significant level of Kolmogorov-Smirnov test The distribution of scores in the three variables is normal and the results of the pilgrimage township affect the quality of life of the inhabitants. 2. The pilgrimage is not affected by the socioeconomic status of the inhabitants of the life. 3. The pilgrimage becomes effective in organizing the desirability of the settlementThe Pearson test was effective at 95% confidence level, correlation coefficient of the critical table (r = 0.195), increasing age, quality of life, socioeconomic status and community living in the community. Effect of education on the quality of life does not affect the socioeconomic status, but it affects the settlement's well-being. Finds.