Uljin-gun Holds Workshop to Discover Projects for Securing 2024 National Funding

Proactive Identification of National Fund Securing Projects to Achieve Military Administration Goals

On the 13th, Uljin-gun, Gyeongbuk Province, held the '2024 National Subsidy Project Discovery Workshop' for national subsidy project managers and team leaders at the seminar room of the Education Building of the National Maritime Science Museum.

Uljin County held a workshop to discover projects for securing national funding in 2024.

Hosted by Lee Mankul, director of the Korea Regional Development Institute, the workshop was attended by 16 participants from 8 departments. They covered detailed explanations and lectures on strategies for securing national subsidies and how to write project proposals for a total of 13 projects (18.22 billion KRW), including ▲Youth Activity Program Public Projects ▲Expansion Support for Children's Science Experience Spaces ▲Regional Culture Vitalization Support Projects ▲Lifestyle Tourism Activation Projects ▲Open Tourist Site Projects ▲Regional Specialized Programs for Culture Day Public Projects ▲Regional Specialized Sports Tourism Industry Development Projects ▲Eco-friendly Wooden Observatory Construction Projects ▲New Middle-aged Career-type Job Projects ▲Specialty Resource Convergence Technology Support Projects ▲Carbon Neutral Practice Village Construction Projects ▲Climate Change Vulnerable Group Support Public Projects ▲Green Fund Public Projects. Additionally, participants were divided into groups to directly write national subsidy project proposals.

Uljin-gun plans to enhance the completeness of key project proposals through department-specific coaching visits by the consulting firm on the 19th and 20th.

Director Lee Mankul stated, “We will do our best to prepare so that each department can immediately apply for projects when the 2024 national subsidy public project application period arrives.”

County Governor Son Byungbok encouraged the national subsidy project managers and team leaders, emphasizing, “In the face of the era’s crisis of local extinction, our county must do its utmost to secure national subsidies so that we do not miss opportunities for future advancement and can build competitiveness.”