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There appears a rising interest in the mode of coordination based on mutual trust, cooperation and partnership among the government, market and civil society beyond the existing policy process. In this context, the study would analyze Seoul Community Youth Safety-Net with gender governance as a framework. For this purpose, it defined gender as contents of a policy and governance in the process that conducted a case analysis of the characteristics of the participation in the Community Youth Safety-Net Project by the activists in a women’s organizations. The study discovered that the Community Youth Safety-Net Project is implemented and reinforced in a way of considering gender characteristics according its surface purpose and intent in terms of gender; however, there is a limitation in achieving the gender-interventive goal to identify and correct the power and differential structure between female and male adolescents. Depending on the field of business, there are rather, differences in concrete methods of intervention reflecting gender characteristics even among autonomous regions in Seoul. The study looked into the existing process of communications among the central government, provincial government and entrusted institution, by actively setting forth and reflecting the experience and perspective of female and male adolescents in the policy process, regarding the overall Community Youth Safety-Net Project. And the study emphasized that a plan for a citizens’ monitoring group’s strategic intervention could maintain the content balance in the gender governance project through sequential monitoring of the processes of planning, establishing and evaluating the project so that the business could be performed based on the viewpoint of gender, in the future.