A Case Study on the Collaborative Governance Mechanism of Old Residential Area Renovation Project from the Perspective of “Structure-Process”
Publication: ICCREM 2022
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The renovation of old residential areas (ORA) is an important part of urban regeneration, and the renovation process involves multiple stakeholders with complexity and diversity. The collaborative governance of multiple stakeholders in the renovation process of complex ORA, especially at the mechanism level, has become a key research direction at present, which lacks fully exploration of elements and their interactions. The article adopts a “structure-procedure” collaborative governance analysis framework and selects a successful renovation project, Beijing Jinsong North Community as a case, to analyze the structure and procedure of collaborative governance of multiple stakeholders in the renovation of ORA. By doing so, this paper explores the elements and their interrelationships in the collaborative governance mechanism of ORA renovation. The contribution of this study lies in exploring practices of structure and procedure of collaborative governance mechanism of ORA renovation projects, which provides replicable and scalable reference for future ORA renovation projects.
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