Good rural governance A solution for managing agricultural water resources Case study: villages in Quchan city

In order to achieve sustainability in agriculture, the need for modern water resources management in order to protect and optimize the use of this vital source can be an effective step in sustainability programs. Therefore, one of the ways to achieve agricultural water management, good governance Is a village In this research, we seek to investigate rural well-being in agricultural water management in the villages of Quchan city. The research method is analytical. For analyzing the data, SPSS software and Fuzzy Mamdani model have been used. The results of fuzzy model of Mamadani showed that in the result of good rural governance level in agricultural water management, the final naphasian output as the output of the fuzzy inference system in MATLAB software is equal to 0.39, which has a low utilization rate based on good rural governance indicators The study explains that among these indicators, after determining the membership function and normalizing the data, the range of significance is as follows: accountability index, accountability, collective agreement, equity and equality, legitimacy, transparency and openness and participation They have received it. In the following, using the path analysis test, direct and indirect effects of each of the good rural governance indicators on agricultural water management were studied. The results showed that the collective agreement index with the Beta coefficient was 0.67, the transparency index And openness with a Beta coefficient of 0.432 is the highest and lowest direct effect of good rural governance in managing agricultural water resources.