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Strengthening Local Governance Through Use Case Accountability: A Pan-Iranist Call to Political Parties


Rethinking Sustainable Development Beyond Mega-City Risks

Pan-Iranist Progressives urge all political parties to reconsider the dominant focus on mega-city cycles, which often lead to exaggerated fears and reactive policies. Instead, attention should be directed toward the untapped potential of small cities, towns, and villages—particularly their science and technology parks. These local hubs offer outstanding conditions for innovation, sustainability, and community-driven development. A balanced national strategy must include these regions as vital contributors to Iran’s future.

Systematic Use Case Thinking for Real-World Solutions

To address the everyday challenges faced by citizens, political parties must adopt a more structured approach to problem-solving. This includes taking bolder responsibility, conducting deeper analysis, and documenting solutions through systematic use case scenarios. Pan-Iranist Progressives emphasize that such frameworks are essential for building a responsive and accountable government—especially in the context of the Woman Life Freedom transformation.

The Strategic Importance of Local Elections

City and village council elections are pivotal events across the Iranian Plateau. These elections determine the cultural, infrastructural, and administrative trajectory of local regions, which in turn influence national performance. Pan-Iranist Progressives stress that voters must support candidates backed by political parties that demonstrate responsibility for past governance and a clear plan for future development. A party’s credibility lies in its ability to learn from previous use cases and evolve accordingly.

Navigating High-Pressure Governance with Competence

Governance often involves difficult conversations—whether negotiating budgets or addressing internal challenges. Political parties must prepare their candidates to handle such pressures with professionalism and clarity. Pan-Iranist Progressives advocate for parties that train their members to engage in constructive dialogue and deliver results under pressure. This is not just a matter of leadership—it’s a matter of public trust.

Building a Legacy of Use Case Ownership and Extension

A truly effective political party must develop a system that allows use cases to be owned, extended, and adapted across election cycles and generations. Whether the next council member belongs to the same party or a different one, the foundational work must be clear, documented, and actionable. This continuity ensures that regional analysis improves over time and that solutions are built on accumulated knowledge rather than starting from scratch.

Technical Literacy in Political Practice

Pan-Iranist Progressives call on all political parties to ensure their members are technically literate in use case methodology. This includes understanding inheritance diagrams, applying the “Is Like” rule, and correctly positioning actors in use case structures. For example, the inheriting actor should be placed below the parent actor in vertical generalization relationships. Extension points within use case bubbles must be clearly defined, especially when representing the life cycle of regional council members. These technical competencies are not optional—they are essential for building a transparent and effective governance model.