공동체부문 농업환경보전프로그램 대상지 선정기준 개선 및 중요도 조사
Improvement of Community-based Village Selection Criteria and Importance Survey for the Agricultural Environment Conservation Program
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This study aimed to improve the community sector evaluation system and reset the validity and weighting of criteria. The selection of target villages is a critical process that determines the success or failure of program implementation. However, there are currently many complex procedures and overlapping selection criteria at each stage. Existing evaluation criteria were reviewed and duplicates removed, restructuring the system into three sector—community capacity, local government capacity, and sustainability—with 12 detailed indicators. Two online surveys assessed criteria validity and the weighting of each evaluation criteria using the Analytic Hierarchy Process(AHP) technique. The importance analysis of each evaluation criteria showed that items related to community capacity, such as resident participation rate, plan participation and capacity-building efforts, were generally considered the most important. This study can contribute to enhancing the effectiveness and feasibility of the Agricultural Environment Conservation Program by strengthening the community-centered evaluation system and establishing selection criteria based on resident participation and community capacity. It can also help restore rural community functions and ensure the sustainability of environmental conservation activities.
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This study aimed to improve the community sector evaluation system and reset the validity and weighting of criteria. The selection of target villages is a critical process that determines the success or failure of program implementation. However, there are currently many complex procedures and overlapping selection criteria at each stage. Existing evaluation criteria were reviewed and duplicates removed, restructuring the system into three sector—community capacity, local government capacity, and sustainability—with 12 detailed indicators. Two online surveys assessed criteria validity and the weighting of each evaluation criteria using the Analytic Hierarchy Process(AHP) technique. The importance analysis of each evaluation criteria showed that items related to community capacity, such as resident participation rate, plan participation and capacity-building efforts, were generally considered the most important. This study can contribute to enhancing the effectiveness and feasibility of the Agricultural Environment Conservation Program by strengthening the community-centered evaluation system and establishing selection criteria based on resident participation and community capacity. It can also help restore rural community functions and ensure the sustainability of environmental conservation activities.