乡村韧性与农户主观福祉的耦合协调及影响因素OACHSSCD

By establishing a rural resilience evaluation system under the three-dimensional framework of ecology,livelihood and social network,and integrating farmers' perceptions into resilience assessment,we analyze the correlation between rural resilience and farmers' subjective well-being in mining-agricultural compound areas.Based on household survey data from such areas in 2023,the entropy weight-comprehensive index method,coupling coordination degree model and random forest regression are employed to examine the coupling relationship between rural resilience and farmers' subjective well-being and identify core influencing factors.The results indicate that the rural resilience of the study areas is generally lower with an average value of 0.351(buffering capacity is the strongest while informal social networks are the weakest),and farmers' subjective well-being is at a moderate level with an average of 0.550,marked by lower job satisfaction.The overall coupling coordination degree is relatively high,with 76.8％of surveyed households in the coordinated development stage,whereas the coordination between the three resilience subsystems and six well-being dimensions is insufficient.Satisfaction with quality of life is the dominant factor affecting coupling coordination.The marginal growth of coupling coordination slows down when household savings reach about 100,000 yuan.Satisfaction with water purification,the proportion of household labor force(0.50-0.65 for rapid growth)and participation frequency in village affairs are key targets for governance.Land and agriculture remain critical supports for farmers to maintain livelihoods and cope with risks in mining-agricultural compound areas,while ecological security,livelihood buffering and governance embeddedness mainly account for short-term disparities.The conclusions apply primarily to rural areas featuring intertwined resource exploitation and agricultural production,and cannot be directly extended to purely agricultural villages.