Multiagent Collaborative Governance for Targeted Poverty Alleviation from the Perspective of Stakeholders

Zhang, Na; Zhang, Xiangxiang; Ming, Lei; Yang, Yingjie

doi:10.1155/2020/8276392

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“…Collaborative governance needs to be done as an effort to overcome poverty problems (Zhang et al, 2020). The results of the study indicate that the collaboration process in empowerment that has been carried out so far for the relocation community in Rawabebek flats has only touched the instrumental aspect and has not touched the substantial aspect.…”

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Empowerment of Relocation Community Affected by Covid 19 Pandemic in DKI Jakarta with Collaborative Governance

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The covid-19 pandemic that has hit the world and Indonesia in particular is not only about the number of people exposd to the virus, but its impact on the economic life of society and the country. The slowdown in various economic activities, the business world, trade and various elements driving the real economy have led to a potential decline in the per capita income of the Indonesian population. This is what is felt by the people of the suburbs at the Rawabebek rusunawa DKI Jakarta who really depend on micro-enterprises for their living. They have experienced a decrease in income since the COVID-19 pandemic so they have limitations in meeting the needs of daily life. For this reason, sustainable community empowerment efforts are needed through aapproach Collaborative Governance. The purpose of this study is to analyze empowerment programs that have been carried out for communities affected by the COVID-19 pandemic through collaborative governance. This study uses a qualitative approach to the type of phenomenological research. The results showed that the collaboration process in empowering the relocation community at the Rawabebek flats only touched on the instrumental aspects and had not touched the substantial aspects. The collaborative process in empowering relocation communities should be based on social capital.capital Socialis capital that can be used as the driving force in empowerment. Social capital provides support to the community to take action together and reciprocally. Social capital is an alternative form of modality that is beneficial for the community to obtain both economic and social benefits.

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“…erefore, a full model (Model 3) was established, in which the slopes of the above five variables and intercept were treated as random and were allowed to vary across villages. Following the "t-to-enter" method [27], five variables (village size, poverty incidence, economic level, distance to county road, and distance to river) with the largest t-values at the village-level were added to the full model (results not shown). A comparison of the original variance from Model 2 and the conditional variance from Model 3 revealed that the village-level variables had impacts at different variance levels.…”

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“…Several studies conducted on rural China have shed light on the existing state of affairs and spatial distribution of poor households' income levels and the associated driving mechanisms [24][25][26][27]. As town-and village-level data are not available, most of these studies targeted the province, city, or county levels.…”

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Multilevel and Spatially Heterogeneous Factors Influencing Poor Households’ Income in a Frontier Minority Area in Northeast China

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Increasing the income of poor rural households is essential for the realization of China’s goal of sustainable development, which entails inclusive and equitable development and reducing the developmental gap between urban and rural areas. We conducted a case study of Wangqing County, a frontier minority area in Northeast China to examine spatial patterns and income differentials among poor rural households in this area. We quantified existing associations between household-level and environmental-level characteristics and income by applying hierarchical linear models. We subsequently applied Geographically Weighted Regression to analyze the spatial heterogeneity of the environmental-level variables and develop an understanding of the interaction mechanism of influencing factors. The results revealed that the distribution of villages, where income levels were similar, showed significant spatial agglomeration characteristics. Our findings also provide empirical evidence that household- and village-level characteristics together determine the income of poor households, but that household-level characteristics determine destitution to a greater extent than environmental characteristics. More specifically, the sex, health condition, and labor capacity of the household head, household size, the dependency ratio, social welfare, and off-farm work are significantly associated with household income. At the environmental level, arable land, the distance to the county center, and the average altitude had spatially heterogeneous impacts that varied in direction and intensity. This systematic study provides a more comprehensive and integrated understanding of the factors influencing the income of poor households in a frontier minority area in Northeast China.

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“…Accordingly, the premise of bounded rationality and dynamic evolution of the evolutionary game theory comparatively abides by the behaviour rules and decision-making characteristics of local governments, functional departments, and end users. For instance, Zhang and Li studied multiagent collaborative governance for targeted poverty alleviation based on the evolutionary game analysis framework [36].…”

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Research on Collaborative Governance of Smart Government Based on Blockchain Technology: An Evolutionary Approach

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Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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Smart government is an important means of optimizing government management, improving the government decision-making capacity, and pushing forward the public service. When the smart government process applies, the dire straits of collaborative governance among the different participants could not be ignored usually caused by maximizing their profits. Based on the current research, this paper introduces the blockchain technology into the smart government system and establishes a smart government platform architecture. Meanwhile, to analyse the evolutionary and stable strategies of the three parties under the blockchain technology, the evolutionary game model including functional departments, local governments, and end users as the main players is established on account of the bounded rationality. By examining the “blockchain + government service” in Beijing with the systemic dynamics theory, this paper changes the influencing factors simulated by changing the parameter assignment, to determine the evolutionary stable equilibrium under different external conditions. The results show that local government supervision plays a leading role in the process of collaborative governance of smart government based on blockchain technology; meanwhile, effective cost control is a key factor affecting the evolutionary stability strategy (ESS). Besides, the “decentralized” structure, “distrust” architecture, and “precision” mechanism of the blockchain are verified for the effect of the evolution process. Among them, precision service and flat management improve the possibility of collaborative governance, but the impact of the trust mechanism is not obvious. Therefore, the collaborative governance model of smart government based on blockchain technology is loaded with far-reaching significance for promoting the modernization of China’s governance capacity and governance system.

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Multiagent Collaborative Governance for Targeted Poverty Alleviation from the Perspective of Stakeholders

Cited by 9 publications

References 12 publications

Empowerment of Relocation Community Affected by Covid 19 Pandemic in DKI Jakarta with Collaborative Governance

Empowerment of Relocation Community Affected by Covid 19 Pandemic in DKI Jakarta with Collaborative Governance

Multilevel and Spatially Heterogeneous Factors Influencing Poor Households’ Income in a Frontier Minority Area in Northeast China

Research on Collaborative Governance of Smart Government Based on Blockchain Technology: An Evolutionary Approach

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