The Impact Of Urban Community Collaborative Governance And Risk Management On Building Resilience Cities In Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, China

Abstract

Purpose:This study examines the impact of urban community collaborative governance on constructing resilient cities.

Theoretical framework: This study examines the relationship between several research factors using the Multivariate Cooperation Principle Theory, Risk Theory, and Collaborative Governance Theory. Simultaneously, the interview process is conducted utilizing Grounded Theory as a research methodology.

Design/methodology/approach: This study is focused on analyzing Zhengzhou City, located in Henan Province, China. This study was undertaken by conducting interviews with members of the expert group of Zhengzhou building resilience cities and selecting 6 experts to examine the contents of the interviews. The interview data included in this study was obtained through the audio and video documentation of the researchers' individual, in-person interviews.

Findings: (1)Strengthening the capacity of urban communities for collaborative governance can enhance the capacity of urban communities to risk manage.(2)Strengthening the risk management capacity of urban communities can improve the building  resilient cities.(3)Strengthening the capacity of urban communities for collaborative governance can improve resilient cities.(4)The role of risk management between collaborative governance of urban communities and resilient cities is not obvious

Research, Practical & Social implications: The study proposed the implementation of a collaborative governance mechanism that is centered around the involvement of "Government, Corporate , and Social Organizations" to facilitate the development of urban synergy management systems.Create a robust urban assessment system centered around "adaptation, absorption, and capacity for change" to enhance urban resilience and mitigate risk.Building upon these principles, further extensive investigation and examination of the managerial hazards in Chinese cities has been conducted, uncovering the theoretical frameworks that are better suited for the style of urban advancement in China, thereby facilitating the achievement of Collaborative Governance in cities.

Originality/value:This study offers useful insights into the impact of developing resilient cities from the standpoint of collaborative governance of urban communities, which is important for risk management.