Extended Abstract
Introduction: Cities have many challenges, but it can be said that the problem that threatens them is weak. The existence of poverty in cities leads to the occurrence of social and economic issues and causes the stability and development of these cities to be created with problems. For example, poverty can lead to unemployment, homelessness, crime, and increased disease rates. Therefore, eliminating poverty in cities plays a very important role in creating healthy and sustainable societies. Due to population growth and the influx of Afghan immigrants in recent years, some neighborhoods in District 11 of Isfahan municipality have experienced poverty due to inequality and unfair distribution of services and facilities. In order to organize the current situation and overcome the existing conditions, the spatial distribution of poverty spots must first be identified and then, with regular planning, this problem can be solved to prevent the consequences of poverty at the regional level. The aim of the current research is to analyze the spatial distribution of urban poverty indicators in the 11th district of the municipality and the social gap among the residents of this neighborhood.
Materials & Methods: The research was applied in terms of purpose and descriptive-analytical in terms of method. Based on the data of the statistical block of the 11th district of Isfahan municipality, hotspot analysis and Moran's spatial autocorrelation were performed in the GIS environment. Excel software was used for urban poverty indicators. SPS software is used for the factor analysis of the defined indicators.
Results & Discussion: The results showed that weak in the 11th region of Isfahan municipality has a cluster distribution pattern and spatial autocorrelation. According to the zoning, the parts of the center, east, northeast, and parts of the southeast and south. The west is surrounded by poor and very poor blocks, and in the north, northwest and west parts of region 11, there are very prosperous and prosperous blocks. However, in district 11 of Isfahan municipality, we see a class divide. On the other hand, I can say that having poor space in the 11th district of Isfahan city follows the characteristic pattern, in such a way that as we approach from the south to the north and from the east to the west, the poverty be decreases.
Conclusion: Some social and cultural values can perpetuate poverty and social inequality, and people in poverty may have different beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors that exacerbate their economic problems. In addition to individual and social factors, institutional factors such as housing policies, zoning laws, and land use regulations can also play a role in the spatial distribution of poverty and social inequality in urban areas. For example, discriminatory housing policies can lead to the concentration of low-income individuals in specific areas, while deprivation zoning policies can limit their access to affordable housing and employment opportunities. Today, poverty exists in various dimensions of human life and has brought with it problems and challenges. Therefore, in order to reduce poverty and implement human and sustainable development, it is essential to identify scientific and specialized methods, the geography of poverty-stricken areas, and important indicators in this field. The successful implementation of strategies and policies to reduce poverty requires the identification of all factors and needs of residents in the geographical area affected by this problem, so that programs can be developed to reduce poverty and improve conditions. This research contributes to the development of knowledge in the field of poverty and urban social planning. Its results can provide the necessary information to make decisions in addressing the urban poor problem.
Finally, the following recommendations are proposed to improve the current conditions in District 11 of Isfahan city:

Implementing neighborhood-based projects to achieve sustainable urban redevelopment with people's participation.
Establishing neighborhood development offices to identify the specific problems of each neighborhood and provide solutions.
Conducting research on poverty with the support and participation of organizations such as the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee and municipal authorities to align their results and find the best solution to address urban poverty.
Considering that the main reason for the migration of native residents of District 11 is the presence of Afghan immigrants in this area, and as a result, many social problems have arisen, it is essential to address this issue with appropriate policies; otherwise, we will face more serious problems between native residents and Afghan immigrants in the future.
Providing facilities and loans for renovation and reconstruction in the area, especially in the central, eastern, and northeast parts.
Creating social justice for the use of facilities.
Improving environmental conditions in District 11 of Isfahan, especially in the Sajjad Square neighborhood, which has an unfavorable situation. Municipal officials can address the environmental problems of this area by creating parks and green spaces, paving the streets, removing environmental pollution, collecting garbage, and organizing the vacant lands.
Creating a space for the education of working children, supporting them, and providing suitable employment opportunities for them.
Improving the physical condition of the area through redevelopment programs, and more.