Agreement Signed with Win-Win Growth Committee
Participating for Three Consecutive Years
Gangwon Land announced on December 16 that it will contribute 62.5 million won this year to the Win-Win Growth Committee's "Partner ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) Support Project" fund, in accordance with the agreement.
Representatives from Gangwon Land partner companies, including Taebaeksan Express Tourism and Sanari Tourism, selected as outstanding ESG small and medium-sized enterprises through the partner ESG support project, are taking a commemorative photo at the plaque ceremony. Provided by Gangwon Land
The contributed fund will be used to provide financial support to strengthen the adoption of ESG management by partner companies and to pilot the publication of sustainability reports for small and medium enterprises certified as top ESG performers. The Win-Win Growth Committee plans to offer a comprehensive support program, including the development of ESG indicators, education, assessments, and on-site due diligence.
Gangwon Land also plans to expand the scope of the ESG support project to include not only its partner companies but also "next unicorn companies" that have relocated to the region, thereby establishing a foundation for the spread of ESG management among local small and medium enterprises and continuously fulfilling its social responsibilities as a public corporation.
Since 2023, Gangwon Land has participated in the Win-Win Growth Committee's partner ESG support project for three consecutive years, helping partner companies improve their management structure and respond to the evolving ESG landscape.
Choi Cheolgyu, Acting CEO of Gangwon Land, stated, "This agreement with the Win-Win Growth Committee will help our partner companies develop the capacity to lead the establishment of a sustainable value chain and contribute to creating a virtuous cycle that drives qualitative growth in the regional economy. We will continue to provide unwavering support to strengthen the ESG management capabilities of local companies and to promote mutual prosperity with the local community."
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