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Under the background of the new normal of "modernization of national governance system and governance capabilities", this paper conducts a study on the actual situation of sports governance in Guizhou, and in the face of the people's growing diversified sport’s needs, specializes in institutional innovation to build a new pattern of sports governance in Guizhou Conduct in-depth research, place "governance theory, institutional theory, organizational theory" in the Chinese context, combine the new form of sports development and practical needs in Guizhou, strengthen the innovation of the sports governance system, consolidate the foundation of sports governance, and strive to create a joint construction and shared future. The new pattern of sports governance with governance sharing is conducive to test the scope of application and explanatory power of these theories. Studying the institutional changes in sports governance in Guizhou Province is crucial to enhance our understanding of the region’s sports ecosystem and promote the sustainable development of sports. This study supports inclusive and equitable sports development activities in Guizhou by addressing specific difficulties and possibilities in sports governance, stimulating positive change and increasing stakeholder participation. This study aims to provide important insights and suggestions for the specific situation of Guizhou Province through an in-depth literature review and empirical analysis. Its aim is to inspire decision-making and assist evidence-based decision-making in sport governance. The construction of a new pattern of sports governance in Guizhou can lay a solid foundation for the modernization of the sports governance system and governance capabilities, deepen the reform of sports governance, and improve the quality of sports services in Guizhou, thereby contributing to the construction of a sports power, the realization of a healthy China and the development of the western region.
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