Multi Stakeholders Research Articles

Factors associated with the Indonesian workforce’ Pneumonia Vaccination Intention: A Convergent Parallel Study

Pneumonia is part of Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI) that has high disease burden not only in the infants but also among Indonesian adult workforce. Following data from Indonesia medical trend by marsh mercer in 2023, Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI) and Pneumonia showed significant burden in the workplace and recognized as one of highest cases, medical claim, productivity loss and hospitalization. Despite the availability of the vaccine to prevent Pneumonia, the vaccination utilization remains very low in Indonesia workforce and adult in general (Utomo, 2023). This study is aiming to understand better what are the factors that associated with the workforce’ Pneumonia vaccination intention especially after COVID-19 pandemic. This study adopts (Ajzen, 1991) Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) in explaining the variables (Attitude, Subjective Norm, Perceived Behavior Control and knowledge) that influencing the vaccination intention among Indonesian workforce. This study applies a convergent parallel study with quantitative data analysis and qualitative data analysis are performed parallelly, followed with data integration as summary. The quantitative data is collected through online survey with non-probability sampling & purposive method. Total 151 adult respondents provided their response. The qualitative data is collected through semi-structured interview with total 5 respondents of key identified stakeholders. This study utilized Partial Least Square Structural Equation Modelling (PLS SEM) as data analysis method for quantitative and Thematic Analysis for qualitative method. The results show that attitude, perceived behavior control and knowledge of Acute Respiratory Infections are positively influenced the Pneumonia vaccination intention while subjective norm is not. This study also found the underlying cause of low preventive measurement like vaccination are due to several reasons like the belief of curative is the basic medical needs in the workplace, providing vaccination coverage is part of talent retain/attract strategy, additional cost burden in providing vaccination coverage. Lower awareness on vaccination benefit in general, diseases burden & Prevention of Pneumonia & ARI are the key blockers of the lower vaccination acceptance as preventive measurement in the workplace setting in Indonesia. Lastly, Influenza Vaccination and mask wearing is the most common preventive measurement that embraced by the employer and the employee. This study contributes the application of Extended Theory Planned Behaviour towards vaccination intention among Indonesia workforce for Pneumonia Vaccine and provide extensive insights and recommendation to the multi stakeholders on the strategy to put prevention through vaccination to tackle the high burden of Acute Respiratory Infection Especially Pneumonia among Indonesia workforce.

Management of chronic conditions in resource limited settings: multi stakeholders’ perception and experiences with receiving and providing integrated HIV, diabetes and hypertension services in Tanzania

BackgroundThe rising prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) alongside the continuing high burden of HIV poses a serious challenge to middle- and low-income countries’ healthcare systems. Pilot studies of integrated models of service delivery for HIV, hypertension and diabetes have demonstrated that they are feasible and acceptable among patients and care providers. This study assessed multi-stakeholders’ perspectives of the delivery and receipt of integrated care in Tanzania.MethodsA qualitative process evaluation was conducted in Dar es Salaam region of Tanzania where the integrated service delivery model was implemented from July to November 2021. In-depth interviews were held with seven key informants at the national, regional and district levels, eight healthcare providers, two researchers working at the integrated clinic and forty patients benefiting from integrated services at a large hospital. Three focus group discussions were held with community leaders and residents of the hospital’s catchment area, and clinic level observations were conducted. Thematic analysis was conducted followed by the use of Bronfenbrenner’s ecological model to identify factors pertinent to sustaining and scaling up of the integrated model.ResultsParticipants of the study at all levels were aware of the increased prevalence of NCDs specifically for hypertension and diabetes and were concerned about the trend of increasing co-morbid conditions among people living with HIV (PLHIV). The integrated service delivery model was positively perceived by stakeholders because of its multiple benefits for both patients and the healthcare system. These include stigma and discrimination reduction, improved quality of care, efficient use of limited resources, cost and time saving, reduced duplication of services and fostering of early detection for undiagnosed conditions. The organisation of the clinic was critical in increased satisfaction. Several challenges were observed, which included costs for NCD services relative to free care for HIV and inconsistent availability of NCD medications.ConclusionStakeholders reported numerous benefits of the integrated service delivery model that are fundamental in improving the health of many Tanzanians living with NCDs and HIV. These benefits highlight the need for policy and decision-makers to sustain and expand the integrated service delivery model as a solution to many challenges facing the health system especially at the primary care level.

Kolaborasi Multi Stakeholders Dalam Praktik Corporate Social Responsibility Pada Konservasi Terumbu Karang di Tanjung Kupang

As a company active in the field of oil fuel distribution, PT Pertamina Patra Niaga Fuel Terminal Tenau has implemented the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, namely the conservation of coral reefs in the area of Tanjung Kupang, Kelurahan Alak through the Kelompok Anana Laut, under the name of Lembu Lestari. The programme is important to note, because it is unique in its multi-stakeholder cohesion that has played an active and collaborative role in the success of the programme, given that in 2021, Tropical Cyclone Seroja destroyed 90% of the coral reefs in Tanjung Kupang and its surroundings, causing damage to the biodiversity that lives in the area. The research uses qualitative-descriptive methods combined with CSR implementation theory and multi-stakeholder collaboration. The research data is obtained through two stages, observation and focus group discussion. The results of the research showed that the role of multi stakeholders involved in the Lembu Lestari program carried out by PT Pertamina Patra Niaga Fuel Terminal Tenau understood the important role of stakeholder in supporting the company's operations, which is also correlated with the Regional Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMD), by managing the relationship with the stakeholder, the company also refers to the established principles of governance. Nevertheless, this activity also has its own challenges, namely, how to pursue consistency of stakeholder engagement, as well as identify the next steps to ensure that the Lembu Lestari program is sustainable.

The Elements for Employee Voice of Non-Union Employee Representation in Malaysian Manufacturing Sector

Voice of employee rights are important to make sure that their suggestions, opinions, concerns and ideas are heard. This can improve the employees’ productivity and avoid any discrimination at the workplace. Employee voice representatives for non-union employees is also essential for fostering a positive work environment, improving communication and addressing employee concernsregarding issues at workplace despite there absence of formal labour union in the organizations. Non-union employee representation (NER) acts as intermediaries between the workforce of non-union and the organization’s leadership. Thus, the purpose of the study is to explore the elements need for the framework of employee voice of NER in Malaysian manufacturing sector. Thematic analysis is used for the data analysis to identify these elements for the framework to give direction for the better employee engagement including voice at workplace. The approach of smart partnership by having open communication, joint collaboration and good networking are the key elements of this study to ensure that the relations of NER and management can give benefits for the organization especially employees.The findings suggest some interventions should be taken especially from multi stakeholders, governments, industry and institutes to give awareness and understanding related to trade union and worker’s rights of voice at workplace.

The Challenge of Rice Farming in Urbanized Region: The case of Sragen District, Central Java.

Land conversion and food security are two related aspects that should be part of managing the system of cities and their surrounding regions. Rapid land conversion in fertile soil can be caused by hardship to get continuous water supply for agricultural system, competition over development sectors, or limited income from agricultural sectors. This paper investigates what challenges should be countered by the rice farming in rapidly urbanized region and what strategies should be applied to overcome the challenge. The study uses case study method with Sragen District for macro level analysis, and Gondang and Sragen, two sub-districts in Sragen District for micro level analysis. Interviews, survey with questionnaire, and focus group discussion are conducted for data collection The results show that Sragen District is experiencing decreasing number of agricultural workforce and contribution of agricultural sector to its GRDP. Low productivity of agricultural sector, especially of rice farming, due to small plot of rice field, high production cost, and difficulty to maintain continuous water supply for irrigation due to competition over water for irrigation and domestic uses are among the problems encountered by farmers. More strict regulation regarding variation of water function and uses, by multi stakeholders, and subsidy for agricultural input are required to secure the sustainability of rice farming in urbanized region that in the end will affect the sustainability of food and agriculture.

Farmers’ Uptake of Oyster Mushroom Production Through ADOPT Model

Prediction of agricultural technology adoption is much more pertinent for researchers, extension personnel, and policy makers for planning and development to ensure livelihood. In the present study, we used ADOPT model (developed by CSIRO) to analyze and predict how an oyster mushroom production will be adopted for their livelihood by the growers in the Raipur and Dhamtari district of Chhattisgarh. Primary data were collected, during 2018-19, on 22 variables (to incorporate in ADOPT) from the multi stakeholders who were directly involved in FLD i.e. 15 researchers, 20 progressive growers, 15 business personnel and 10 self-help group of oyster mushroom production were selected, in this way the total 60 stakeholders were selected for the study with a total of 60 stakeholders. The prediction results indicated that the extent of adoption and diff usion in the districts, the time to near-peak adoption level has been estimated as 12 years, with the peak adoption reaching a maximum of 58 per cent. The possible reason for higher uptake in both the districts could be the higher level of awareness among the respondents due to conduction of FLDs. Further in 5 years from the start of an adoption programme, 27 per cent of the grower’s population will adopt the oyster mushroom production, rising up to 55 per cent in over period in 10 years. The time to 50 per cent of the peak adoption is attained at 5.2 years. The possible reasons are linked to several variables in understanding the oyster mushroom, which is indirectly attributed to the farmers’ socio-economic condition, psychology, etc., apart from external and internal factors.

Evaluation of the Criteria and Attribute of Public Transport Services of Kathmandu using Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)

This paper depicts the different criteria and attributes of various public transport services that run in Kathmandu. Buckley’s fuzzy-AHP method was used to determine the weights of criteria. Twenty Experts, who include Multi Stakeholders from Policy Makers to Researchers to Academicians to Advocates, were consulted to evaluate the criteria to construct pairwise comparison matrix. An overall ranking of the Hierarchy priorities of criteria and attribute was a result of this AHP analysis. The result of the research is weightage for each criterion and its respective attributes. From the analysis, criteria “Safety of Vehicles” has gained the highest weightage. The criteria and attributes will be used as elements to improve the user’s satisfaction of the Public Transport.

Opportunities and challenges of urban green open space for climate change mitigation and adaptation in Bogor, West Java

Urban green open space area is one of the strategies to deal with climate change mitigation and adaptation issues. As one of the relevant exemplifications of the “Urban Forest” concept and sustainable urban development, legal control of urban green open space is necessary to support the effort. This study examines urban green open space policies, practices, opportunities, and challenges in Bogor city regarding climate change mitigation and adaptation. Furthermore, local regulations, including legal issues, key players, and their roles in urban forest management were also discussed. A desk study with descriptive exploratory was implemented in this paper. The results showed that there are challenges in the implementation of urban green open space area policies into urban forest practices. The land size allocation for urban forests in Bogor, West Java, is still not by the existing policies as their land size is far less than 30%. Moreover, most local regulations have relatively paid little attention to private property policy. Local governments can enact local regulations for technical guidelines in short-term strategy as local regulations are expected to support the regional level of urban forests and green open space development. Multi stakeholders’ cooperation and community engagement are potential initiatives for urban forest development at the local government level for climate change resilience.

Collaborative Governance Model in the Development Center of Economic Empowerment and Community Creativity in Bandung City

The development of the creative economy industry in addition to the national sphere needs to also be accompanied by strengthening in regions in Indonesia which are considered to actually know their true potential to be used as opportunities by local governments so that they can contribute to the amount of national economic income. As one of the areas in Indonesia which is located in the province of West Java, namely the city of Bandung. The city of Bandung has been known as a Creative City because there are many creative economic actors developing in all production sectors such as culinary, tourist destinations, music, fashion, etc. which have very high added value so that they are able to compete in local and foreign markets. The role of multi stakeholders to implement the main program or policy to realize the goals of Collaborative Governance among 30 sub-districts throughout the city of Bandung which is connected to the direction of the policy of the City of Bandung which is collaborated on an ongoing basis accompanied by a series of norms, principles, and rules in decision making with the private sector, elements of the community, small and medium business actors towards the industrial sector at a macro level

Unravelling interactive innovation through a stakeholder-associated risk analysis: evidence from two case studies in Spain

Interactive innovation is the innovation process that is co-produced by the interaction of actors, such as farmers, land managers, researchers, policy makers and consumers. It connotes complex and socio?scientific problems that utilize participatory methodologies to bring in diverse perspectives of stakeholders, who have control over the development and decision-making process. Most failure or information absence come from insufficient communication transfer, which can result in conflicts between stakeholders, especially in projects with multi actor partnership and multidisciplinary stakeholders. Rural innovation is addressed by measuring stakeholder interactions that take place in the project. By identifying the risks in the network and the stakeholders associated to the risks, we find the underlying cause of the problem in two case studies in Spain. Results reveal that lack of communication among internal stakeholders was the main threat in both projects. Recommended action plans included establishing an effective communication strategy, establishing a well-defined terminology to avoid miscommunication among internal stakeholders and taking into account ethical and cultural differences among stakeholders to avoid mistrust. The risk analysis provides stakeholders with a holistic view over the project in knowing the location of the resources and where the problem lies. This way stakeholders can scrape out the wound.

Mersin City-Lab: Co-creative and participatory design approach for a circular neighbourhood

While environmental, economical and social challenges that the world has been facing recently are increasing dramatically; cities have played critical role in generation many of these problems like negative impacts on environment and overconsumption of resources. Most of the cities today face severe sustainability challenges including sanitation, air pollution, environmental degradation, over population and lack of livability. However, cities may also raise answers to find solutions against many of such complex urban problems, since they are assumed as creative and innovative platforms for social ecosystem of ideas. In this sense, there is increasing interest in ‘City Laboratories’ or ‘Urban Living Labs’, which are established to provide creative experimental platforms with participation of city actors to discuss urban sustainability issues before implementation of deep and structural urban changes for citizens. They provide participatory, co-creative and experimental platforms for self-organizing cities. The aim of this paper is to discuss a collaborative City Laboratory approach -Mersin City Lab- to achieve sustainability principles during urban regeneration process for the selected case-study area located in Mersin. Mersin City Lab focuses on two aspects: Firstly, ‘City Lab’ approach, involves citizens and stakeholders into decision-making process. Secondly, it focuses on urban transformation process with circularity principles including water, mobility, energy, waste management, food and circular economy to achieve sustainable neighborhood development. The paper starts with introduction of ‘city-gaming’ methodology which has been adopted as the main structure of participation of multi-stakeholders. It continues with discussions on stages of the case-study project through implementation of workshops and game sessions by participation of multi stake-holders. Following, the results gathered from overall evaluations of participants’ proposals regarding land-use, mobility and urban water management, local economy, urban development, urban agriculture and food strategies in neighborhood level are discussed. Finally, the paper concludes with impacts of City Labs approach and city-gaming methodology on decision-making process for real urban problems and urban settings.

INTEGRASI ANTARA PEMERINTAH DAN ULAMA DALAM PENANGANAN COVID-19 DI ACEH

This paper will discuss the integration between the government and the ulama in handling Covid-19 in Aceh. Integration becomes a complete unity if it is involved by multi stakeholders, especially the ulama. Ulama are the most important unifying factor in overcoming differences in public understanding of the Covid-19 in Aceh. This research method uses a description of qualitative analysis, which in this paper aims to find the relationship between the ulama actor network and the government in forming social constructions as an effort to deal with Covid-19 in a preventive, educational and repressive. The findings show that the ulama are considered important because they have charisma and are able to carry fatwas of truth according to the Quran and have a large mass. Characteristically, the people of Aceh have a close relationship with the ulama so that the religious approach is easier to rationalize than the normative, regulatory, and budget-based government approach. For this reason, the ulama are considered to be more capable of controlling the situation in influencing the community to ward off various phenomena so far, such as the Acehnese people do not believe in Covid-19 and still ignore the recommended health protocol from the government.

Developing a framework for stakeholders collaboration in the management and mitigation of oil pipeline disasters in Nigeria

<abstract> <p>Multi Stakeholders collaboration becomes imperative when a single agency such as the NNPC or the Oil Companies alone cannot adequately address a recurring menace such as oil pipeline disasters. Thus, agencies such as National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), NOSDRA, FMHDSD, Fire Service, Oil Companies, Health and Security agencies, the Media and Academia, as well the Community must seek to promote cooperation in order to achieve successful oil pipeline disaster policy implementation. To achieve this goal efficiently and effectively, a framework for stakeholders* collaboration in the management and mitigation of oil pipeline disasters in Nigeria was developed in this study, following a logical path and adopting the use of interviews conducted among the main stakeholders and with industry experts. In a bid to achieve an un-biased opinion, questionnaires and document analysis of data obtained from secondary sources was carried out.</p> <p>A framework for the mitigation of oil pipeline disasters before, during and after disaster occurrence was developed. The framework captures the relevant stakeholders as well as their roles in disaster mitigation.</p> </abstract>

Pendampingan Kelompok Tani Desa Sidomukti Kecamatan Kenduruan Kabupaten Tuban: Kajian Partisipatory Action Research (PAR)

The purpose of the research and assistance carried out in Sidomukti Village, Kenduruan Sub-District, Tuban District was to make farmers independent for seed sovereignty, production sovereignty, and market sovereignty. The method used was Participatory Action Research. The results obtained are that agriculture is a very crucial field in the lives of Indonesian people. Therefore, the number of innovations and assistance carried out to build or increase agricultural capacity is absolutely necessary. In addition, collaboration between parties will be very helpful in the process of independence in the agricultural sector, both in the fields of seeds, production, and markets. For further researchers and assistants, it is hoped that they can carry out more in-depth research, this is because the research and assistance carried out is only in a fairly short time, so that the implementation evaluation process cannot be carried out optimally. In addition, collaboration from multi stakeholders continues to provide further assistance, especially in collaboration with government agencies, where one of the missions carried out by the current Regent is to increase the added value of the agricultural sector widely, where one of the work programs is one village. one priority, village cooperation, logistical support, and strengthening food security. So that multi-stakeholder cooperation will be established in Sidomukti Village.

SYNERGY OF MULTI-STAKEHOLDERS IN DEFENDING INDONESIA FROM CYBER THREATS

This paper argues that currently the threat of cyber-attacks has become a real threat that has the potential to develop in Indonesia. With the presence of these cyber-attacks, the government must take advantage of the synergy between state multi-stake holders to jointly face cyber threats that come to attack Indonesia. The purpose of this research is to answer the existing problem formulations, namely first to find out which state multi-stake holders are in synergy in defending cyber-attacks in Indonesia; and to analyze how the synergy of state multi-stake holders in dealing with cyber-attacks in Indonesia. The writing of this article was conducted using a qualitative method with a literature review approach that focuses on the synergy between state multi-stake holders in dealing with cyber-attacks in Indonesia. The theory used is the concept of synergy, state multi-stake holders, and the threat of cyber-attacks as a literature review. In this paper, the results show that the synergy concept consists of coordination; and communication, which is used by state multi-stake holders to face the threat of cyber-attacks. So that it can be concluded from this writing that state multi-stake holders who work together in defending cyber threats are: BSSN, Kominfo, Puskom Kemhan, Pusinfolahta TNI Headquarters, and Dittipidsiber Polri. In addition, the synergy of state multi-stake holders in dealing with cyber-attacks in Indonesia is carried out by applying the synergy aspect, namely coordination and communication, which is led by BSSN as the leading sector in the cyber defense sector

Sustainable Communities and Multi Stakeholders Economics

Annals of Social Sciences & Management studies are an international journal which focuses to spread a vast knowledge to the readers. ASM includes various topics which cover every part of Sociology and management studies like Philosophy & Public Affairs

Importing participatory practices of the socio-environmental systems community to the process system engineering community: An application to supply chain

The Process System Engineering community has an extensive knowledge and skills on supply chain design: from the time dimension (production and flow planning) to the space dimension (geographic position of facilities). Nevertheless, supply chains are also social networks where multiple stakeholders have to collaborate while they have different, and sometimes, diverging objectives. For this reason, having a more realistic model representing collaboration between the various stakeholders involved is necessary and new methods that facilitate the development of a shared representation of the system must be introduced. We propose to import a participatory method, PARDI (Problematic, Actors, Resources, Dynamics and Interactions), from the Socio-Environmental System community to the practices of the Process System Engineering community. Based on this method, we develop a participatory process in order to collect the necessary knowledge on the supply chain and its context. Following this participatory process, we then develop an Agent-Based Model as a simulation and decision making tool to support collective scenario analyses and collectively draw solutions with stakeholders. Our participatory modeling approach necessarily imposes a multi stakeholders vision (within the modeling but also in the result analyses) and therefore the search for a modeling consensus. Thus, it brings a better inclusion of social aspects in problem solving which are usually poorly considered leading to implementation failure sometimes. By comparing our approach with the classic one of the Process Systems Engineering community, we highlight the strengths and weaknesses of both and how complementary they can be. A case study on the already existing supply chain of the chestnut wood in Cévennes area (France) illustrates the capabilities of our participatory methodology. It focuses on the socio-economic model design of the first two steps (forestry activities to harvest) in the supply chain as the latter is locked because of economic and social organisation issues. The objective is to find the best action levers to unlock the resistance that forest plot owners have to remove declining wood from their land.

Implementing a Suicide Audit in Montreal: Taking Suicide Review Further to Make Concrete Recommendations for Suicide Prevention

Objective A suicide audit was pilot implemented in order to generate recommendations on how to improve suicide prevention. Methods Thirty-nine consecutive suicides that occurred in Montreal, Canada from January to October 2016 were audited. A retrospective analysis of their life trajectory and service utilization was conducted using the psychological autopsy method, which included interviewing suicide-bereaved survivors and examining health and social services records and the coroner’s investigation file. A psychosocial and service utilization profile was drawn for each decedent. A multidisciplinary panel reviewed each case summary to identify gaps in terms of individual intervention, provincial public health and social services, and regional programs. Results Five main suicide prevention recommendations were made to prevent similar suicides: (1) deploy mobile crisis intervention teams (short-term, high-intensity, home-based treatment) in hospital emergency departments; (2) train primary and specialized mental health care professionals to screen for and manage substance use disorders; and (3) implement public awareness campaigns to encourage help seeking for depression and substance use disorders; (4) access for all, regardless of age, to an effective psychosis treatment program; and (5) provide universal access to a general practitioner, especially for men. Conclusions The suicide audit procedure was implemented effectively and targeted recommendations were generated to prevent similar suicides. However, resistance from medical and hospital quality boards arose during the process, though these could be allayed if regional and provincial authorities actively endorsed the multidisciplinary and multi stakeholders suicide audit process. Highlights A bottom-up approach to generate recommendations for suicide prevention. Implementation was challenging with resistance to our interdisciplinary approach. The audit needs the support of the regional health department to lift barriers.

PNS96 Healthcare and Policy Design: Comparison of Clinical Guidelines Guidance and Machine Learning

This presentation discusses the generation of alternatives for integrating choice experiments for healthcare policy design (Huttin and Hausman, 2019; Huttin, 2014, 2020); best practices for value assessment framework consider discrete choice experiments as a major methodology to help economic evaluation of medical technologies, with multi stakeholders.

서비스 디자인 사고를 융합한 중국 지역 음식문화의 지속가능한 발전에 관한 연구

This study begins with the phenomenon that cultural conflict may occur between people with different social backgrounds, lifestyles and values in the context of social and economic globalization. Cultural conflict is one of the preconditions to promote cultural identity, and cultural identity is also the basis for the sustainable development of regional culture. With the rapid development of society and the substantial improvement of material conditions, food and clothing is no longer a social problem in China. People begin to pay attention to their own internal needs and have more diversified demands on the connotative value and presentation of food. As a symbol of regional culture, food can reflect the internal culture of the region and the social and cultural relationship between the region and other regions. It is an important carrier of the sustainable development of regional culture. In the face of the increasing demand at all levels, tangible single products can no longer meet the needs of users, thus promoting the market economy from product oriented to service-oriented competition.<BR> The purpose of this study is to deconstruct and reconstruct a variety of possibilities between regional food, regional culture and people, give play to the role of service design thinking in this process, and explore the value and significance of service design thinking in the process of sustainable development of regional food culture.<BR>Therefore, this paper attempts to use service design thinking to participate in the research process of the sustainable development of Chinese regional culture, and its methods and tools to participate in the process of regional culture characteristic food is not only the food remanufacturing and so on. The key is to study and analyze the relationship between the cultural attributes and lifestyle of regional food, create design value by means of symbols, vision, products, space and service process, and enhance the cultural significance and commercial attributes of food with the intervention of multi stakeholders.<BR> The research results and contents are as follows: firstly, as the determination and expression of regional food cultural connotation information, service design is not only the presentation of food material attribute information, but also the fundamental driving force to promote the development of intangible values (information, memory, interaction, etc.) such as its cultural attribute.<BR> Secondly, the food system involved in service design pays attention to the experience perception of users, promotes collaborative innovation activities of regional food stakeholders, maximizes the value of regional cultural information obtained by stakeholders in the service system, cooperatively creates possible solutions and improves the service quality of the food system.<BR> Thirdly, service design improves the user experience of regional food culture, explores the interactive relationship between people and time, region, culture, food and other contacts, and uses symbols and other means of information expression to play the role of people in promoting and inheriting the sustainable development of culture in the regional food system.<BR> Based on the research results, this paper looks forward to the ability and creativity of service design to solve the problem of sustainable development of food culture with regional characteristics, promote the advanced innovation of food culture with regional characteristics, and transmit and develop more diversified cultural values.