The Impact Of Oil Installations On The Rural Development And Environment A Case Study of Taq Taq Oil Field
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There is no doubt that oil is considered as a strategic commodity for producing and exporting. It’s experienced that oil is an important means to achieve economic growth. The oil industries in conflicts which center around such concerns as widespread environmental issues, human displacement, and inadequate compensation for loses imposed in the oil producing communities and inadequate community level involvement. These are leading to alienation between states and the indigenous population. The aim of the current research is to investigate the impacts of oil fields development for rural areas, having Taq Taq Oil Field in Kurdistan Region Iraq (KRG) as case study. The research project was conducted in the form of survey study. The population of the study included the rural residents in six villages around the field. The necessary data for this research was collected squarely 48 samples. Rural resident in the study area were taking using random sampling method. The reliability of questionnaire was calculated by Cronbach alpha coefficient for different sections. After conducting a pilot study for each structure separately calculated: economic factor infrastructural, social, cultural and environmental factors The results of factor analysis showed that the negative and positive impacts of oil industries development occurred in the rural area. In this case study a variance of %64explained for entire factors included: infrastructural, social, cultural, economic and environmental
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