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Gyeonggi-do Self-Sufficiency Agencies to Use Provincial Mascot 'Bonggong-i' Free of Charge

Gyeonggi-do Self-Sufficiency Agencies to Use Provincial Mascot 'Bonggong-i' Free of Charge On the 10th, Gyeonggi Province signed a free usage agreement for the provincial government character Bonggong with support organizations for self-sufficiency projects targeting vulnerable groups within the province.

Vulnerable self-sufficiency project organizations in Gyeonggi-do will be allowed to use the Gyeonggi-do government character 'Bonggong-i' free of charge.


On the 10th, Gyeonggi-do announced that it signed a 'Bonggong-i Character Utilization Agreement for the Activation of Vulnerable Self-Sufficiency Projects' with three vulnerable self-sufficiency project organizations in the province: the Gyeonggi Regional Self-Sufficiency Center, the Gyeonggi Senior Employment Support Center, and the Gyeonggi Disabled Vocational Rehabilitation Facility Association.


According to the agreement, the province will provide the self-sufficiency project organizations with free usage rights for the government character and also support design consulting. If profits from product manufacturing, distribution, and sales are realized, the sales proceeds will be used as a self-sufficiency fund to support vulnerable groups such as working poor, elderly, and disabled people in the province, as well as to help create jobs.


As a follow-up measure to the agreement, from August 12 to 15, during the '2023 Gyeonggi-do Cultural Seasons - Summer Festival (August 12?20)' held at the former Gyeonggi Provincial Government Building in Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, a Bonggong-i goods shop called 'Bonggong Stationery' will operate to promote and spread products from self-sufficiency organizations.


Gyeonggi-do plans to enhance the provincial brand image and residents' affinity by diversifying the use of Bonggong-i through online and offline communication channels such as social media (SNS) content and events that connect with residents.


They also operate a dedicated Bonggong-i character Instagram (@bonggong.gg.go.kr) to maintain friendly communication.


Lee Won-il, Director of Public Relations Planning at Gyeonggi-do, said, "Through the free approval of the Bonggong-i character usage rights, we will create more, better, and more equitable opportunities for vulnerable groups in the province," adding, "We will do our best to create social value through the character and contribute to the local community."


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