Model innovation construction of social work participation in grassroots community governance based on fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model

Abstract Grass-roots community governance is a large volume in China, the “last mile” for implementing national policies, and has a special status in promoting the construction of China under the rule of law. Guided by the theory of the rule of law government, governance and good governance theory, competence-based theory and system theory, this paper constructs a model of grassroots community multi-governance. And by using the theoretical knowledge of the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model and the Delphi method, we analyzed the factors influencing the rule of law competence of grassroots cadres and focused on constructing an index system of the grassroots cadres’ rule of law competence and establishing a multi-level evaluation model. The results show that: through the empirical analysis of the grassroots community multi-level shared governance model, the KMO values are 0.728 and 0.851, respectively, which are greater than 0.7 and pass the KMO test. The approximate chi-square values are 415.127 and 1254.23, respectively, and the significance level sig is 0.000, which passes Bart’s spherical test and has good sexual validity. The grassroots community pluralistic shared governance model proposed in this paper improves the comprehensive service capacity of urban and rural communities in China, complements the governance shortcomings at different levels, and takes multiple measures to improve the governance level of urban and rural communities China.