Youth Social Organizations' Participation in Digital Village Construction: Evolution, Characteristics, and Advancement Pathways

Qi Wang; Huizhong Li

doi:10.54097/0b9cp986

Authors

Qi Wang
Huizhong Li

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/0b9cp986

Keywords:

Youth Social Organizations, Digital Village Construction, Evolution, Characteristics, Advancement Pathways

Abstract

This study aims to explore the evolution, characteristics, and advancement pathways of youth social organizations in the construction of digital villages. Through literature review and field research, this paper analyzes the positive role of youth social organizations in the construction of digital villages and proposes corresponding advancement strategies. The study finds that youth social organizations possess innovativeness, flexibility, and public welfare characteristics in the construction of digital villages, and can effectively promote the in-depth development of digital village construction through paths such as expanding funding sources, improving governance systems, strengthening the construction of digital platforms, activating talent dynamics, and developing digital agriculture industries.

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