This analysis finds low participation in drafting village regulations among officials and residents, suggesting essential reforms for better governance.
Key Points
Community understanding of village regulations is adequate, but only 58% participate in the drafting process.
Village officials display moderate regulatory capacity at 60%, with the supervisory role of the Village Consultative Body notably weak at 55%.
High expectations for improvement, particularly in public involvement and academic support, reach 85% among community members.
Strengthening technical capacity and enhancing oversight mechanisms are essential for achieving good governance at the village level.