Abstract
The purpose of this study was to examine how residents perceived sustainable village regeneration and participation intentions for the fish village by using a multi-regression analysis. Also this study used ANOVA analysis to evaluate the significant difference between the factors of ‘residents perception for generation’, ‘regeneration attitude’, and ‘residents’ participation’ for the fish village by fish village regions. The results of this study demonstrated that the factor of ‘residents’ perception of village generation’ had a positive influence on ‘regeneration attitude(positive life of residents, enhancement of village’s asset, enhancement of village’s value, improvement of village’s infrastructure, improvement of village’s environment)’. Also the factor of ‘the attitude toward fish village regeneration(positive life of residents, enhancement of village’s asset, enhancement of village’s value, improvement of village’s environment)’ had a positive influence on ‘participation intentions of residents. This study found that the residents’ perception for the fish village regeneration was partially associated with regeneration attitude therefore the residents’ perception influenced the participation intentions of residents. Thus the effort to regenerate the village should be put first to increase residents’ participation in carrying forward the fish village regeneration.
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