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developing the model of failure avoidance in the tea support policy in Iran
Mehdi Mortazavi1 , Mohammad Ataee2 , Ahmadreza Rajabi Bakhshandeh *3
1- Modarres university
2- Qazvin Azad University
3- Qazvin Azad University , ahmadrrb@yahoo.com
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The purpose of this research is to developing the model of failure avoidance in the tea support policy and to offer practical propose for policymakers. Public issues include multiple social dimensions and often are controversial and resolving public issues requires value-oriented judgments and collective decision making. problem of the tea industry recession has affected a wide range rural society in Guilan province. The tea industry is one of the unique areas of government intervention; the government consistently by applying a single policy, for decades its intention has imposed on the farmers. however the tea industry recession is seen as policy failure of government.the research selected examination method is policy research by grounded theory. needed data is collected through in-depth interviews using thematic analysis in order to discover common themes and patterns.
 .The study findings show that optimal model to avoid government intervention failures in the tea industry includes six general themes: institutional capacity, public organizations accountability, public participation, civil society, natural and societal environment, transparency in public affairs and regulatory body. Each theme encompasses specific factors that function together as an integrated system.This research was conducted as part of a doctoral dissertation in public management - decision making and public policy making.


 
Keywords: Policy success, policy failure, blame avoidance, failure avoidance, tea support policy, policy research, thematic analysis
     
Type of Study: Research | Subject: Regulating the Relationship between the government and the people
Received: Aug 06 2025 | Accepted: Feb 25 2026
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