تقييم جودة الحياة في التجزئات السكنية الخاصة دراسة تحليلية لمعاييرالتخطيط والخدمات في تجزئة العمراوي

Abstract

This study addresses the evaluation of the quality of life in private residential subdivisions, focusing on the "El Amraoui" subdivision in the city of Djelfa as a case study. The research highlights the significant gap between urban planning regulations and their actual implementation on the ground, which negatively impacts the residents' lives. Field results indicated that the subdivision suffers from a severe shortage of essential public services and facilities, such as schools, health centers, green spaces, and recreational areas. Furthermore, the neighborhood is characterized by unpaved roads, unfinished building facades, and poor sanitation. These factors have collectively led to the dissatisfaction of the majority of residents with their living environment. Although these subdivisions contribute to alleviating the housing crisis, the study concludes that weak planning and lack of oversight transform them into residential settlements that lack the fundamental elements of a dignified life. The research emphasizes the necessity for authorities to intervene to enforce the application of laws and provide the necessary infrastructure and equipment