摘要
Abstract
Advancing the modernization of the rural governance system and capacity is an inherent re-quirement for comprehensively implementing the rural revitalization strategy.The concepts of multi-sub-ject co-governance,collaborative co-construction,and shared benefits serve as key principles for mod-ernizing grassroots governance,offering a feasible pathway to address governance dilemmas in moun-tainous rural areas of western China.Taking Shangya Village in Yuanlong Town,Tianshui City,as a case study,this paper systematically analyzes the prominent issues and their underlying causes in the village.The analysis is contextualized within the village's reality:it is located in an ecologically sen-sitive area of the Wei River basin,relies on Sichuan peppercorn as its dominant industry,and is expe-riencing accelerating population aging.Specifically,the issues examined include ecological conserva-tion,the operation of collective"three assets"(resources,assets,and capital),public service pro-vision,and multi-subject participation.Based on these findings,the study proposes a governance framework guided by co-construction,co-governance,and shared benefits,which is centered on Par-ty organization leadership,village committee implementation,villagers as primary actors,cooperative collaboration,government support,and social participation.Furthermore,it formulates systematic op-timization strategies across five dimensions:organizational structure,ecological governance,supervi-sion of the collective"three assets,"elderly care services,and villager participation.The aim is to promote the standardized,democratic,and sustainable transformation of governance in Shangya Vil-lage,thereby providing practical experience for optimizing governance models in similar mountainous agricultural villages in western China.关键词
乡村治理/多元主体/共建共治共享/基层治理/上崖村Key words
rural governance/multi-subject/co-construction,co-governance,and shared benefits/grassroots governance/Shangya Village分类
管理科学
