Challenges of Rural Rights in Agricultural Water (Looking at the Agricultural Water Project of Barmayoon Village in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad Province)

The village, after the family, is the most important center of life, the foundation of society and the center of agricultural activity and production. Our country also relies on agricultural products and agriculture creates a value or a basic right for the villagers. Therefore, the villagers are entitled to the use of agricultural water first and foremost and in the first place. Therefore, this research has been done by descriptive-analytical method and data gathering by documentary method and in some cases it has been surveyed with the aim of whether the rights of villagers and peasants in agricultural water have a scientific, rational, impartial and equitable status. The overall conclusion of the study is that in the present situation, the rights of peasants in agricultural water suffer from conflicting principles and policies and do not support its clear customary and religious laws. As a result, the rights of the villagers to agricultural water are not systematic and targeted. The national agricultural water project in Barmayoun village is also in line with the government's future policy and election promises. The solution of this article is firstly to create a comprehensive law on the system of rural agricultural water, and then to democratize the Iranian administrative system, namely the election, supervision and dismissal of various local administrations and heads by the elite community of local people.