Construction and practice of a smart community health assessment system:A case study of three communities in Guangzhou

MA Fei; ZHANG Zhenghao; HU Jiayin

doi:10.19301/j.cnki.zncs.2025.11.021

Abstract：In the context of smart city development,to implement the effectiveness of grassroots governance units in smart communities,this paper takes three typical smart communities in Guangzhou as research subjects and constructs an evaluation system consisting of four primary indicators—Infrastructure,Community Platform,Community Management,Community Services—and 18 secondary indicators.By using the Delphi method to integrate the opinions of eight experts from different fields,and applying the Analytic Hierarchy Process to determine the weight of each indicator,in-depth field research and questionnaire interviews were conducted in the three communities,guiding residents to provide practical evaluations using a five-level scoring system.The results show that there are still shortcomings in current smart community development,such as incomplete resident awareness,privacy protection risks,and uneven smart infrastructure development.The future construction of smart communities remains a long-term and systemic project,requiring collaborative efforts from multiple stakeholders and precise policy measures to continuously improve the intelligence level of communities.