Free Rental for Prospective and Early-Stage Entrepreneurs
'Kkum Maru', a women's entrepreneurship platform in Anseong, Gyeonggi Province, is accepting applications for operators of the mobile free store 'Kkum Macha' until July 25. The program targets women entrepreneurs who are in the preparatory or early stages of their business.
'Kkum Macha' is a mobile store installed at public buildings, designed to provide a space for women with promising business ideas who are struggling to find sales channels, allowing them to start their businesses without financial burden.
Applicants can apply by email or by visiting the Anseong Women's Vision Center by July 25.
Eligibility requirements include: women who are either prospective entrepreneurs or have been in business for seven years or less; possession of at least 10 prototypes; products suitable for sale at a mobile store; and, in the case of food and beverage sales, completion of the 'instant sales manufacturing and processing business' notification. The city plans to select four entrepreneurs through a screening process.
Lee Bunhee, head of the Anseong Social Welfare Division, said, "We hope this project will provide practical support for expanding women's participation in economic activities and establishing a foundation for their self-reliance."
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