What is municipal social governance?

What is municipal social governance:

Municipal social governance is a process carried out by municipal social governance entities using social regulation methods such as party building, law, morality, psychology, science and technology, and village rules and regulations. kind of social action.

The concept of modernizing municipal social governance is to unswervingly follow the path of socialist social governance with Chinese characteristics, establish "five major orientations", optimize the "four major systems", enhance the "seven major capabilities", and create a A new model of social governance with Chinese characteristics, characteristics of the times, and characteristics of the city will accelerate the modernization of municipal social governance in the new era and give the people a greater sense of security, happiness, and gain.

The modernization of municipal social governance is a new concept. To deeply understand and grasp the connotation of this concept, the key lies in the understanding and grasp of "city territory". Specifically, the following three focus points need to be grasped.

Three major focuses to promote the "modernization of municipal social governance"

The governance units of municipal social governance mainly use districted cities as carriers

In accordance with the central government's The principles of unified government leadership and hierarchical management of local governments have formed a top-down "pyramid" local government hierarchical structure. The operation of the governance system mainly relies on top-down hierarchical "potential energy" to promote.

At present, in terms of the local administrative hierarchy in China, there are mainly three forms: two-tier system, three-tier system and four-tier system. Although my country's administrative division system and urban administrative hierarchy are relatively complex.

However, judging from the planning and layout of "municipal social governance" by the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission, the "municipal area" here should mainly refer to the administrative areas and levels of cities divided into districts (including sub-provincial cities, Provincial capital cities, cities under separate state planning). This is also a practical need for social governance.

At present, the conductivity and liquidity of new social conflict risks continue to increase, the cycle from brewing to concentrated outbreak continues to shorten, and various conflicting factors such as interest groups, financial transactions, and specific demands involved continue to exceed traditional ones. Terms of reference that can be addressed at the county level.

Compared with the traditional social governance system that focuses on "county areas", social governance based on districted cities has greater and more obvious advantages, especially the advantages of local legislative power and resources. Overall coordination of advantages.