让大湾区志愿服务常态化，业界人士建议从四方面建立联动机制

Core Insights - The event "Fifteenth National Games and Special Olympics" has sparked discussions on innovative city branding and image promotion, particularly in the context of the Greater Bay Area's collaborative development [1] - The event showcased theoretical research outcomes and practical case studies on the collaborative hosting of the games by Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau, emphasizing institutional innovation and regional experience [1] Group 1: Research and Case Studies - A total of 653 research proposals were submitted, with 500 approved after expert evaluation, and 91 case studies collected from various sectors, including government, research institutions, and local associations [2] - The research covers topics such as cross-border event customs mechanisms and the integration of rules and systems, with case studies highlighting areas like technological innovation in event hosting and urban development [2][3] Group 2: Volunteer Coordination and Training - The total number of volunteers from the three regions reached 66,500, with 348 from Hong Kong and Macau in Guangdong, primarily students studying in the region [6] - A standardized training system was developed to facilitate collaboration among volunteers from different backgrounds, including the creation of common training materials and specialized training sessions [7][8] Group 3: Cultural Integration and Community Engagement - The event highlighted the importance of cultural integration among volunteers from different regions, fostering a sense of community and shared identity through collaborative efforts [9] - Suggestions for establishing a regular communication mechanism among volunteers include creating a unified brand for "Bay Area Volunteers" and developing a volunteer service information platform [10]