Research On The Status Quo And Problems Of Citizen Participation In The Performance Evaluation Of Anning City Government

For a long time, in the world, democracy has got great development, the reform of the administrative system has become the object of national governments focus on the government performance evaluation as the norms of administrative behavior, improve administrative efficiency, enhance the government management ability and response to important systematic and effective method, by governments and scholars affirmed and respected. As a basic element of the democratic society, the public participates in the government performance evaluation, which is a typical expression of the public power, and is also an important form of the government management. In recent years, many government departments and scholars in China have made a lot of theoretical exploration and practical innovation in the reform of administrative system. The eighteen major report of the party emphasizes the importance of realizing the innovation of administrative management, which has a very important effect on the government's executive ability and public trust. The national "13th Five-Year" plan on accelerating the transformation of government functions, improve administrative efficiency, the implementation of government performance management system, the implementation of comprehensive evaluation. Because the local assessment is a dynamic interaction process, the selection of the evaluation method and the depth of the public participation determine the quality of the evaluation.This paper analyzes and sums up the present situation, problems and reasons of the citizen participation in the implementation of the government performance evaluation in the peaceful city. I hope in Anning City as the starting point, to explore and improve the citizen participation is an important form of government performance evaluation mechanism, the administrative power operation more standardized, more to enhance the efficiency of the government, to inject new impetus to the construction of service-oriented government.