Capacity assessment of the bill of political divisions in sustainable territorial development

“Country divisions” are one of the dimensions of the political organization of space. All governments are divided into smaller units for political and administrative purposes, and each of these units has a local administration that manages affairs. In fact, the division of a country refers to the division of the country’s space into smaller units, to facilitate its administration, provide security and improve the social and economic situation. National development is based on the spatial units of the country’s divisions. Therefore, there is a close relationship between the system of national divisions and national development. Accordingly, the purpose of this study is to identify and evaluate the components and variables of capacity measurement of the bill of national divisions in sustainable territorial development. The research is applied in terms of purpose and descriptive and survey in nature, as well as analytical. Data collection required for the research was in the form of documentary study, library and questionnaire. The statistical population includes experts, managers and deputies of the Ministry of Interior, out of 400 experts in the field of research, 200 samples were randomly determined using the Cochran’s formula. Response spectrum tool in the form of Likert in 5 degrees very low (score 1) to very high (score 5) that was completed and weighted. Findings show that legal, managerial, institutional, content and policy components are ranked one to five. The results show that the rate of direct impact of legal and managerial components was equal to 0.649, which shows that for one unit of change in the legal component, the amount of management component will change by 0.649 units.