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Due to recent climate change, the role of green infrastructure in urban resilience has gained importance. This study aims to examine the implications of the mosaic governance approach to operating green infrastructure through active citizenship, focusing on the activities of the 'Seoullo Green-Walking Citizens(=SGWC)' in Seoullo7017 from 2017 to 2018 over two years. The formation of active citizenship through the 'SGWC’ occurred in three stages. Initially, it was cultivated through education as a member with NGO, followed by the promotion of various volunteer activities in collaboration with local companies and communities. In the third stage, active citizens participated in operations with various entities through the Seoullo School, contributing to the expansion of volunteer activities among local citizens. From a mosaic governance perspective, the SGWC exhibited diversity, dynamics, and continuity of participation, becoming more active and interconnected as the process progressed. The contribution of green infrastructure to urban resilience through active citizenship involves environmental resilience through 'Place-keeping' to maintain the meaning and value of Seoullo7017. Furthermore, the development of the operating entity transitioned from NGOtype to CSR-type to PPP-type, fostering social connections through the 'Connection between space and subject' and contributing to institutional resilience through governance. It effectively conveys the key finding that active citizenship in the operation of green infrastructure has the potential to spread its goals throughout the city.