The purpose of this study is to assess the current status of Community Social Security Indicators (CSSIs) and to propose future directions for improving their framework. Through a review of existing practices and indicator structures, the study identifies key management issues and explores strategies for more efficient administration and broader utilization. Based on these findings, it suggests institutional and legal measures to enhance the use of CSSIs and reduce disparities in data use across regions, thereby supporting evidence-based community social security policy.