The concept of urban resilience, management and future planning of cities (Corona 19)

Corona's resilience has become a major concern for cities and their globalization these days; So it is important in disaster-stricken cities. Despite the importance of this issue; But the city administration is paying more, and sometimes the cities around the world are paying more. We are living in an age of urbanization in which the ecology of the planet is increasingly affected by human activities. With the development of urbanization, cities have become centers of attention, and the demand for natural resources and attention to their global environmental impacts has increased. Urban planning and urban planning activities have increased the pressure on nature and weakened its resilience, often with devastating consequences for cities and its inhabitants. Due to recent storms and floods in different parts of the world, global warming, air pollution and the spread of the corona epidemic virus (19), as well as rising energy costs, declining water and food supplies, the urgent need for action and effective action are necessary. Found. Many cities have taken steps to revitalize nature and support sustainable activities. In the meantime, resilience and sustainability will be the main goals of future cities. The irreparable consequences of natural disasters and the social, economic, and environmental damage of cities have greatly linked the concepts of sustainability and resilience. And the closure of sports and religious places and urban green space, etc., has been described in a descriptive-analytical manner based on the findings of other researchers; And the aim of this study is to explain the concept of corona resilience and the effect of social distance and social participation in urban planning.