As the responsible entity for managing the capital, Tehran Municipality is redefining its mission with a more comprehensive view of the needs and concerns of citizens. Majid Bagheri, the Deputy for Planning, Human Capital Development, and Council Affairs of Tehran Municipality, emphasizes in his analysis that the evaluation of the municipality's performance should not be limited to daily services but should also consider the broader dimensions of its social and cultural responsibilities.
Commitment to a Better Life for Citizens
Tehran Municipality has planned to achieve its goals, particularly in social and cultural areas. Given the diversity of citizens' needs and the breadth of urban services, this institution seeks to move away from traditional management towards a modern and multidimensional management approach. This shift in approach, especially in critical conditions, tests the municipality's capabilities in providing optimal services and responding to the new needs of citizens.
Integrated Management and Social Responsibility
The responsibilities of the municipality are not limited to physical services. Livelihood, transportation, safety, and quality of life are among the issues that require cooperation and coordination among various entities. Tehran Municipality aims to create integration in urban policy-making and management to respond to the fundamental concerns of citizens by designing innovative models.
Alongside these efforts, the municipality emphasizes the importance of its human resources. Reforming employee regulations, designing benefit packages, and improving working conditions are among the actions that demonstrate attention to employee welfare while enhancing the quality of services to citizens. This approach not only helps preserve employee rights but also considers their improvement as a social capital.
Ultimately, Tehran Municipality believes that its success in providing services to citizens depends on its ability to create a balance between social responsibilities and its core missions. This institution, believing that the city should be a platform for a better life for humans, seeks to create an environment where public services and social capital grow simultaneously.
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