Islamic Azad University pardis Branch , garakani@ndri.ac.ir
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Social capital covers all the requirements for participatory management, so it is important to evaluate social capital in community-based participatory management activities. In the present study, the amount of social capital of the network has been measured through social network analysis method and macro-network indicators in the villages of Padouk and Aru in the Gachsaran districts of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad province, which is covered by the development and development of rural systems. In this study, social network analysis, network analysis questionnaire and direct interview with members of rural micro-development funds and using macro-network indicators such as Density, Reciprocity, transitivity and Geodesic Distance were used. The density index among the members of micro-development funds has increased in the trust and participation links after the project implementation. Increasing the amount of density in individuals leads to the development of trust, participation and social capital at the level of individuals.The ambivalence of links has also increased in the dimensions of trust and participation after the implementation of the project. The increase in this index has made the fund members' network stable to a desirable extent. In order to create mobility of local community, social empowerment and economic and social stability of the studied society and finally establishment of participatory management, it is necessary to increase the amount of social capital, which has also created an opportunity to build capacity for participation, which has a significant impact on the process of community-based participatory management in the region.In order to create mobility of local community, social empowerment and economic and social stability of the studied society and finally establishment of participatory management, it is necessary to increase the amount of social capital, which has also created an opportunity to build capacity for participation, which has a significant impact on the process of community-based participatory management in the region.