当区块链和社区治理碰撞，会产生怎样的火花？ 在黄浦区半淞园路街道，"业委会规范化管理AI智能体"通过决策和资金流转上链公示，解决信任与监督问题，用智能合约为业委会提供自动执行的可靠契 约，保护业主合法权益。 在静安区彭浦新村街道，这个老龄化的社区将居民参与社区活动的行为进行积分记录，并通过区块链技术实现积分的合并、智能分发、自动清结算及可追 溯查询，让居民兑换商户服务或物品，形成社区治理的良性循环。 …… 此前，在上海市数据局指导下，浦江数链、立马订等联合发布"可信社区链共同体"，通过区块链技术应用，为社区构建统一、可信的"数据底座"，全面提 升社区治理的透明度与公信力，半淞园路街道、彭浦新村街道、临汾路街道等7个街道成为首批理事单位。 近日，《IT时报》记者走访了同为首批理事单位的曹杨新村街道和石门二路街道，探访"可信社区链"在基层治理中的实际应用成效，在城市治理的"最后 一公里"，看技术如何打破治理壁垒、串联民生需求，让社区治理既有科技精度，更有人文温度。 但在香山苑不一样，小区居民扫一个二维码，就能进入"吾安物业"平台。《IT时报》记者借用一位小区居民的手机扫描二维码后，平台上显示出收费公 示、服务情况 ...

据介绍，为期三天的社博会将举行多场活动。展会设置8大展区与"银发乐活家园""食韵烟火厨房"等16 个社区生态场景，展现人文、科技、生态交融的未来社区发展方向。 （文章来源：人民网） 在会议上，中国社区发展协会会长陈越良、原国家卫生部部长高强、中国工业合作经济学会理事长张 季、中国企业评价协会会长侯云春、北京曜阳公益基金会会长江丹等嘉宾发言，为社区发展建言献策。 参会嘉宾表示，中国式现代化必然要求城乡社区高质量发展，社区治理既要继承传统又要面对社会发展 中的新现象，还要看到技术进步带来的新趋势和新成效，积极打造社区治理品牌。 "小社区"承载"大民生"。在近期由中国社区发展协会主办，北京对外文化贸易协会、北京曜阳公益基金 会联合主办的首届社区发展（国际）博览会上，参会嘉宾围绕"社区让生活更美好"的主题，聚焦培育专 业社工，凝聚各界力量共建"好社区"，助力社区高质量发展。 中国社会工作联合会会长陈存根表示，目前我国共有持证社工151.6万人、专业社工机构1.9万余家，专 业社工是激活社区发展活力的核心力量。 澳门街坊会联合总会会长吴小丽表示，澳门街坊会联合总会于2018年9月进入内地，设立了澳门街坊会 联合总会广东 ...

参观结束后，社区还特别邀请老约翰绘本馆的志愿者为孩子们带来绘本故事《倔强的小红军》。孩 子们被跌宕起伏的故事情节和英雄人物的崇高品质深深吸引，现场不时响起热烈的掌声。 此次活动的开展，既是社区服务向"一老一小"延伸的生动实践，也进一步拉近了居民与社区的距 离，让"共建共治共享"的社区治理理念在点滴中深入人心。今后，蕴德社区将持续深化"儿童友好"理 念，联合辖区学校、家庭及社会力量，打造更多寓教于乐的实践活动，让社区成为孩子们成长的"第二 课堂"。（周梦倩 汤昕） "这里是社区的便民服务大厅，可以为居民办理合作医疗、生育登记等业务。说简单点，就是为大 家提供帮助的地方，所以，小朋友们在遇到困难的时候，也可以找社区帮忙哦。"每到一处，讲解员都 结合孩子们的生活场景耐心地介绍配套场所的空间布局与功能规划。孩子们听得认真、看得仔细。通过 互动问答，大家逐渐对"社区"这个抽象的概念有了具体的认知。 近日，镇江经开区丁卯街道蕴德社区迎来了一群活泼可爱的小客人——丁卯中心幼儿园的小朋友 们。在社区工作人员的组织下，孩子们开启了一场内容丰富、寓教于乐的社区探索之旅，体验"家门 口"的便民服务与人文关怀。 活动当日，社区讲解员 ...

最近，江苏省南通市崇川经济开发区明星社区一块占地16.3亩的"共享菜园"火了，每天都有许多市民前 来打卡。这块昔日闲置的脏乱差地块，经过社区精心整治，变成了286块菜畦，以每块年租金200元的价 格，供市民认领种植蔬菜，不到1个月就全部认领完毕。 286块菜畦里的瓜果蔬菜，承载的不只是"采菊东篱下，悠然见南山"的田园梦想，更包含人们的多重渴 求。读懂"共享菜园"背后的民生期待，为如何构建共建共治共享社区治理新格局，打开了新的思路。 随着城市化进程的不断推进，钢筋水泥筑起了物理屏障，也隔断了传统邻里关系，一些小区，"楼上楼 下互不相识"成为常态。"共享菜园"恰好打破了这种疏离。老人在菜畦间分享种植技巧，全职妈妈结伴 劳作、交流育儿心得，孩子们在田里耕种、在田埂上追逐嬉戏，原本陌生的邻居也成了朋友；富余的蔬 菜在邻里间互通有无，丰收时的蔬菜品鉴会充满欢声笑语，"共享菜园"俨然是天然的社交场所。这种基 于共同劳动的情感联结，唤醒了都市人对"远亲不如近邻"的传统记忆，也让一个有温度的社区成了幸福 的港湾。 随着生活水平提升，都市人对居住环境的要求不再局限于干净整洁，更渴望亲近自然、回归本真。"共 享菜园"，将都市边角 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the innovative community governance model in Qindu District, Xi'an City, which combines resident autonomy with medical and elderly care integration to address the challenges posed by an aging population. Group 1: Community Demographics and Needs - The Fengji community, covering an area of 0.2 square kilometers, has a permanent population of 4,321, with 1,332 residents aged 60 and above, accounting for nearly 31% of the population [2][4]. - A detailed survey was conducted to understand the needs of elderly residents, focusing on safety, daily services, and rehabilitation assistance [3][4]. Group 2: Resident Autonomy and Community Engagement - The community has a strong sense of belonging among residents, primarily retired workers from a textile machinery factory, which fosters active resident participation in governance [4][5]. - Initiatives like the "Yue Lin Li Help Group" provide emotional support and practical assistance to elderly residents, while the "Red and White Council" manages community events related to marriage and funerals [4][5]. Group 3: Medical and Elderly Care Integration - The community has established a healthcare service station in collaboration with Fengji Hospital, offering a combination of medical and elderly care services [6][8]. - Daily medical services include a community clinic for common illnesses and health consultations, while home care services provide up to four subsidized visits per month for elderly residents [7][8]. - Institutional care is available for disabled and semi-disabled elderly residents, ensuring they receive professional medical care and support [7][8]. Group 4: Community Resource Utilization - The community effectively integrates resources to maximize benefits for residents, demonstrating a model of "taking from the people and using for the people" [8]. - This approach not only addresses the challenges of deep aging but also enhances community cohesion and mutual support among residents [8].

Core Points - The renovation of elevators in the Meichen community has been completed ahead of schedule, marking a significant improvement in the living conditions for residents [1] - The project involved the replacement of 97 old elevators that had been in service for over a decade, addressing frequent malfunctions and noise issues [1] - The community has implemented a dual approach of community service and resident cooperation to facilitate the renovation process [1] Group 1 - The updated elevators have reduced operational noise by 40% and energy consumption by 30%, while increasing cabin height by 20 cm [2] - Additional safety features such as smart alarms and accessible buttons have been integrated into the new elevators [2] - The elevator renovation has served as a catalyst for broader community improvements, leading to the launch of a resident feedback initiative [2] Group 2 - The community has initiated 16 targeted livelihood projects in response to resident feedback, addressing various issues such as road conditions and lighting [2] - A "5+1" workspace has been established to coordinate property management, governance, and public services under the guidance of community leadership [2] - The community's proactive approach has fostered a strong collaborative effort in grassroots governance [2]

完善凝聚服务群众工作机制，夯实社会治理群众基础。 ——摘自"十五五"规划建议 午后，悠扬的歌声从江西九江市濂溪区新路岭社区文体中心传出。 78岁的陈奶奶是社区合唱团领唱，唱得声情并茂。一旁，社区工作者张纯看得认真，并趁着合唱间歇提 建议。大半个月里，她一直陪着合唱团准备演出。 陈奶奶和张纯这对忘年交，结缘于4年前。当时，大学毕业的张纯来到社区工作，发现老年人占比较 高，就想从服务老年人入手来打开工作局面。"一开始，很难和老人们聊上贴心话，看到他们有困难， 也不知道怎么帮忙。"张纯觉得，年龄差距是造成隔阂的主要原因。 新路岭社区党支部书记王淑萍看在眼里："关键还是缺少专业知识和技巧。社区里的工作，多数事不算 大，做起来门道不少。比如服务老年人，就要懂些老年健康学、老年心理学知识。" 九江市委社会工作部部长张小军介绍，当地着力构建社区人才培育成长机制，建立市级重点培训、区级 骨干培训、街道全员培训等分级培训体系，通过初任培训、导师帮带、专业实训等，增强社区工作者实 务技能。 "想做好社区工作，要学的东西很多。比如我参加的初任培训，课程涵盖'一老一小'重点群体服务、矛 盾纠纷调解等，知识量满满。"张纯说。 边学习边 ...

Core Viewpoint - The "Dazhangshu Table Tennis Court" in Hangzhou has become a vibrant community hub, showcasing the charm of table tennis and promoting health and community engagement through various events and initiatives [2][3][4]. Group 1: Community Engagement and Events - The recent "Yaboshi Cup" outdoor table tennis tournament attracted over 80 participants, highlighting the community's enthusiasm for the sport [2]. - A notable semi-final match featured a 60-year age gap between competitors, exemplifying the spirit of sports transcending age [3]. - The unique atmosphere of community events has drawn participants from various regions, enhancing local sports culture [4]. Group 2: Historical Context and Development - The table tennis court's origins date back 40 years, evolving from a grassroots initiative into a well-frequented community space [4]. - The court underwent significant upgrades in 2021 as part of a community renovation project, improving facilities and accessibility [4][5]. - The management model of "party member leadership + resident autonomy" has emerged, fostering community involvement in maintaining the facility [5]. Group 3: Health and Wellness Initiatives - The community has leveraged table tennis to promote a broader health agenda, engaging residents of all ages in various physical activities [6]. - Local sports figures have been utilized to enhance community programs, such as youth sports camps and health initiatives [6]. - Collaborative efforts with health services have expanded the community's health offerings, including nighttime clinics and support for special needs children [6]. Group 4: Infrastructure and Participation Metrics - The community has successfully completed multiple sports-related projects, adding 10 new fitness facilities and improving existing ones [7]. - As of 2024, the average sports facility area per person in the district has reached 2.76 square meters, with over 45% of residents regularly participating in physical activities [7]. - The district has added 176,000 square meters of embedded sports facilities, reflecting a commitment to enhancing local sports infrastructure [7].

Core Insights - The event "African Media Delegation's Visit to China" organized by Global Network showcased the cultural and technological advancements in Tianjin, highlighting the city's transformation and development potential [1][4][14] Group 1: Urban Transformation and Cultural Exchange - The African media delegation explored the transformation of Tianjin from an industrial area to a modern coastal city, emphasizing the importance of urban renewal as a redefinition of lifestyle rather than mere architectural renovation [1] - At Nankai University, discussions focused on China's poverty alleviation experiences and their implications for African development, with participants sharing rural development case studies and the role of youth and innovation [4] - The media representatives experienced Tianjin's historical architecture and modern technology, appreciating the city's blend of cultural heritage and contemporary urban development [4] Group 2: Technological and Cultural Experiences - The delegation enjoyed a 5D movie experience at the China National Geographic Exploration Center, which highlighted the technological advancements in China, receiving positive feedback from participants [6] - In Tianjin's Ancient Culture Street, the media group engaged in traditional Chinese medicine practices, such as making herbal pills and sachets, showcasing the depth of Chinese cultural heritage [8] - The media representatives participated in local culinary experiences, such as making traditional Tianjin pancakes, which fostered a connection with the local community and culture [10][12] Group 3: Community and Daily Life - Tianjin is characterized by its unique lifestyle and vibrant street culture, where traditional and modern elements coexist, providing insights into the city's daily life [8] - The media delegation's interactions with local residents and their participation in traditional crafts highlighted the warmth and hospitality of Tianjin's community [10][12] - The visit concluded with a panoramic view of Tianjin's skyline, symbolizing the city's blend of modernity and tradition, leaving a lasting impression on the media representatives [14]

Core Insights - The seminar on community governance and social services in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area aims to explore innovative collaboration mechanisms to enhance regional integration and improve residents' well-being [1][2] - Hengqin serves as a pioneering platform for deep cooperation between Guangdong and Macao, focusing on refined social services to bridge the "last mile" of integration [1][2] Group 1: Event Overview - The "2025 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Community Governance and Social Services Seminar" gathered nearly 400 representatives from the three regions to discuss community governance solutions [1] - Key officials from various governmental departments emphasized the importance of innovative collaboration in community governance and social services as a foundation for regional development [1][2] Group 2: Achievements and Statistics - Over the past six years, the Guangdong office of the Neighborhood Association has served more than 1.26 million residents and organized over 9,500 activities, establishing itself as a strong support for Macao residents in the Greater Bay Area [2] - The seminar highlighted the transition from "task-driven" to "value-driven" governance, showcasing successful experiences in community participation, governance transformation, and volunteer service brand building [1][2]