In this context, it becomes evident how important it is to quickly identify the vital aspects in the lives of the citizens in the Directorate and to propose appropriate remedies and rapid projects that can have a direct and tangible impact on the lives of the citizens. The study aims to shed light on these developmental needs and present them to the stakeholders and decision-makers in the government and donor agencies in order to achieve a rapid coverage of as many of them as possible, and thus reach a state of rapid recovery and achieve a balanced economic development that allows the Directorate to overcome the effects and consequences of the population inflation accompanied by the weakness of the infrastructure. In this way, the Directorate will steadily achieve both productivity and sustainability.

The importance of the study is highlighted by the participating team, as the staff of the local authority in the Directorate, through their participation in the training program on participatory planning, have contributed to enriching the content of the context, which has helped in identifying the priorities of the developmental needs, and taking responsibility for following up on its results to help improve the local development environment in the future.