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Research on Bottleneck Identification and Decision Optimization of Public Welfare Development from the Perspective of Multi-Source Data Fusion
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62517/jnme.202510507
Author(s)
Han Wang, Jing Zhang
Affiliation(s)
Liaoning Institute of Science and Technology, Benxi, Liaoning, China
Abstract
From the core perspective of multi-source data fusion technology, this paper addresses the practical pain points of public welfare undertakings, such as "data fragmentation, experience-based decision-making, and difficulty in quantifying effectiveness". Through literature analysis, case disassembly, and model construction, it identifies the core bottlenecks in data application of current public welfare undertakings, and further proposes a decision optimization path based on multi-source data fusion. The research finds that data barriers, insufficient technical adaptation, and weak value transformation capabilities are the key issues restricting the high-quality development of public welfare undertakings. The "data layer - feature layer - decision layer" three-level fusion model can effectively improve the accuracy, transparency, and sustainability of public welfare projects, providing theoretical references and practical paradigms for the digital transformation of public welfare undertakings.
Keywords
Multi-Source Data Fusion; Public Welfare Undertakings; Bottleneck Identification; Decision Optimization; Digital Transformation
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