Development of "Resident-Oriented Policies"
Focusing on Low Birth Rates, Youth, Employment, and Aging Issues
Starting from June 26, Jeonju City in North Jeolla Province will hold a "Population Policy Proposal Contest" until July 31 to address issues such as low birth rates and an aging population, and to develop policies that residents can directly experience.
This contest covers all areas related to population policy, including low birth rates, youth and employment, aging, housing and environment, resident population, and other various measures to increase the population. Any Korean citizen interested in Jeonju City's population policy is eligible to participate.
Those wishing to participate should download the application form, proposal description, and consent form for the collection, use, and provision of personal information from the Jeonju City website, complete the required documents, and submit them as scanned or photo files via email to the Population Policy Team.
For more details, please refer to the announcement posted on the Jeonju City website or inquire by phone.
The city will comprehensively review the submitted proposals for creativity, economic feasibility, practicality, and sustainability through the relevant departments and the Population Policy Committee, and will select the final winners by October.
The winners will receive cash prizes, including 1 million won for the grand prize (1 person), 500,000 won for the excellence award (2 people), 300,000 won for the encouragement award (2 people), and 200,000 won for the effort award (2 people).
A city official said, "We hope to receive a variety of proposals tailored to the characteristics of Jeonju City through this contest, so that policies can be developed that citizens can truly feel and relate to. We ask for your active interest and participation."
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