Research on the cultivation mechanism and role boundary of social organizations in the modernization of social governance in modern cities

Abstract

As modern urban social governance advances toward modernization, the pivotal role of social organizations has become increasingly vital. This paper provides a comprehensive exploration of the cultivation mechanisms for social organizations, analyzing key dimensions
including robust policy support, adequate resource allocation, and systematic capacity-building efforts. Building on this foundation, the study
delineates the functional boundaries of social organizations within complex governance systems, clarifying their roles in multi-stakeholder
interactions and defining collaborative models with government, market entities, and other stakeholders. Rigorous empirical research and
theoretical analysis demonstrate that a scientifically designed and targeted cultivation mechanism plays an irreplaceable role in promoting the
healthy, orderly, and sustainable development of social organizations. Moreover, establishing clear role boundaries not only prevents functional overlaps and resource waste but also significantly enhances governance efficiency and quality, laying a solid foundation for building
a harmonious and stable social environment. However, the paper candidly identifies several pressing issues in current social organization
cultivation and role definition, such as insufficient policy support, uneven resource distribution, and lagging capacity-building. To address
these challenges, practical improvement suggestions are proposed to optimize the cultivation environment and refine role positioning, thereby
better leveraging social organizations’ unique contributions to modern urban governance modernization. It is hoped that these research conclusions and suggestions can provide useful reference and reference for relevant decision-making departments and practice fields, and jointly
promote the continuous improvement of urban social governance level in China.