Chungnam, Small Business Management Environment Improvement Project... 2 Million Won Support Per Company

[Asia Economy (Hongseong) Reporter Jeong Il-woong] Chungnam Province announced on the 2nd that it will promote the 2nd phase of the Small Business Management Environment Improvement Support Project this year.

The project aims to support store environment improvements such as replacing outdoor signs of small business establishments, interior renovations, POS system installation, and CCTV installation, as well as promotional video production and bus advertisements.

The support targets are small business establishments that have been operating for more than six months according to the "Chungnam Province Ordinance on Support for Small Businesses."

The province plans to select a total of 30 businesses and provide up to 2 million KRW per business for management environment improvement funds.

However, franchise directly operated stores run by large corporations, non-store businesses, businesses that are temporarily closed or shut down, and businesses that have participated in management environment improvement projects in the past two years are excluded from support.

The application period is from the 2nd to the 20th of this month, and small business owners wishing to participate in the project must submit the relevant documents to the Chungnam Economic Promotion Agency's Chungnam Small Business Support Center during this period.

The selection results will be announced in early October on the Chungnam Economic Promotion Agency's Chungnam Small Business Support Center website.

For more details, refer to the support project announcement posted on the province's website and the Chungnam Economic Promotion Agency's Chungnam Small Business Support Center website, or contact the Bobusang Call Center.

Lee Seong-il, head of the Small Business Division of the province, said, "We will spare no support to help stabilize the management of small businesses struggling due to COVID-19," and added, "We hope for the interest and participation of many small business owners in the province."