Public environmental control – in the neighborhood system

Abstract

Environmental control is considered as a separate and independent form of control, the sum of interactions between the subject of control and the object, and includes tools such as data collection, their assessment and making appropriate decisions. The fact that public environmental control is carried out mainly in self-government bodies (makhallas), which are a small part of management, indicates a decentralized management prototype and creates the basis for decision-making at the local level. In other words, makhalla is a structure that shows its best qualities in all directions as a small governing body.