Management improvement Based on ICT

Abstract

"Co-construction, co-governance, and sharing" form the foundation of China's social governance modernization and serve as the cornerstone of its high-quality development. This concept encompasses five interconnected dimensions. Horizontal Governance – A pluralistic co-governance framework involving the Party committee, government, society, and the public, ensuring broad participation and collaboration. Vertical Coordination – A four-tier linkage system structured across city, district, street, community, and grid, enhancing governance efficiency and responsiveness. Integrated Development – A balanced approach that aligns service provision, management, security, and social vitality, fostering a resilient and dynamic governance ecosystem. Governance Mechanisms – A complementary and mutually reinforcing model integrating autonomy, the rule of law, moral governance, and intelligent governance, creating a multifaceted governance structure. Spatial Coverage – A comprehensive governance framework spanning urban, rural, park, and business zones, ensuring holistic and inclusive development. Despite significant progress, challenges remain in achieving coordination, efficiency, systematization, integration, and balance across these dimensions. To drive the high-quality development of social governance, efforts must be concentrated on enhancing mutual benefits, reducing administrative burdens, improving efficiency, strengthening security and vitality, deepening integration, and fostering global governance.