The Korea Local Administration Review

Co-creation is closely related to the use of internal and external resources, and is an approach to how to integrate different types of resources and organize separate processes based on capacity so that they can function. The purpose of study is to analyze, evaluate, and compare regional safety administration capacities and performances from the perspective of co-creation, and to present policy implications to strengthen. For the analysis and evaluation of the capacity and performance of 16 districts and in Busan, a matrix was presented using a statistical program(SPSS) based on the analysis value(average) by region. And based on this, compared and plotted the two visible regions of performance(P, D) with different safety administration capacities. As a result of the analysis, it was found that both regions are aiming for safety values ​​with the aim of strong disaster prevention through management and self-government laws including planning, inspection, and evaluation. Human resources were at a similar level, but there was a relative difference between financial and material resources, and the degree of linkage and organization of these resources had an effect on capacity. The value creation method was contrasted in the facts of disaster management and the disclosure of disaster management evaluation, safety monitor volunteer activities, and safety culture campaigns. It was important to establish strategic resources such as relationships/experiences, management and suggestions for resources, and citizen-led activities and participation. As policy implications for strengthening regional safety administration capacities, first, provision of effective self-government laws and means, second, linking and organizing various types of resources, third, communication, cooperation, and citizen-centered joint efforts from an integrated perspective co-creation.