Currently there is yet little cooperation between local governments in Taiwan. Among the few cooperative efforts, most stay in the level of common manifest or symposiums with agendas limited to such as traffic and garbage disposal. In contrast, Germany is noted for its tradition in the cooperation among local governments in various ways. In this regard, Taiwan may learn and benefit a great deal from Germany. The current study conducted comparative analysis between Taiwan and Germany and proposed that a fundamental change is needed in terms of collaboration among local governments, which suggests escalating the current informal mode of cooperation to a formal level. The study also offered concrete recommendations which include: (1) encourage proactive cooperation, (2) draw up the collaboration of local governments Act and revise the allocation of fiscal revenue and expenditure Act, and (3) found Direct-controlled municipality forums, Limited liability companies from public and private sectors, national associations of cities and municipalities, and platforms to facilitate both vertical and horizontal cooperation among governments.