Advances in Management and Applied Economics

A Study on Recreational Value Enhancement Feasibility of Rural Regeneration

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  This study employs literature documentary analysis, in-depth interviews, and collaborative innovation to evaluate the feasibility of enhancing recreational value in rural regeneration. Focusing on the Xingang Community in Yongan District, Kaohsiung, the research integrates field investigation, stakeholder engagement, and literature review to examine how local conditions and community characteristics can be incorporated into regeneration strategies. The findings highlight the importance of collaborative governance, emphasizing initial conditions, trust-building, stakeholder commitment, and consensus as key determinants of successful cooperation among government, academia, and local communities. The study demonstrates that strengthening recreational value can foster economic diversification, cultural preservation, and ecological sustainability. It concludes with strategies for industrial development, infrastructure improvement, and cultural conservation, offering policy recommendations to advance rural revitalization in Taiwan.

   

  JEL classification numbers: Q1, Q13, R11.

  Keywords: Literature Documentary Analysis, In-Depth Interview, Collaborative Governance, Rural Regeneration, Recreational Value.