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Geng, Y.H. (2022) The Indifferent Majority: A Study on Residents’ Weak Participation in Grassroots Environmental Governance-Based on the Perspective of “Environmental Relevance”. Inner Mongolia Social Sciences, 43, 25-34.

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• TITLE: Public Participation and Water Governance: Trends, Challenges, and Prospects

  AUTHORS: Cuidi Song, Xiujuan Wang

  KEYWORDS: Public Participation in Water Governance, River Chief System, Systematic Literature Review

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Environmental Protection, Vol.16 No.6, June 13, 2025

  ABSTRACT: Public participation serves as a vital driving force in translating the institutional advantages of the River Chief System into governance effectiveness. To provide a scientific basis for public participation in water governance, this paper reviews, synthesizes, and expands upon existing research through a systematic literature review of six key themes: conceptual definitions, practical approaches, participation models, existing challenges, influencing factors, and improvement strategies, thereby mapping the research landscape in this field. The findings reveal that scholars have conducted extensive and systematic explorations on public participation in water governance, laying a robust research foundation. Future efforts should focus on further deepening and innovating this domain through a stronger integration of theory and practice.