Gurye-gun Takes Initiative to Practice Proactive Administration and Eliminate Passive Administration

Kim Sun-ho, Gurye County Governor, Expresses Commitment to Establishing a Proactive Administrative Public Service Culture

Gurye County Office building exterior view

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yuk Miseok] On the 20th, Gurye-gun, Jeollanam-do announced the finalized '2020 Active Administration Implementation Plan' and stated that it will focus on practicing active administration that residents can feel.

The Active Administration Implementation Plan is a comprehensive plan established at the beginning of the year to systematically promote active administration, and it is finalized through deliberation by the Active Administration Support Committee.

Until last year, the county focused on creating the foundation for active administration by enacting the 'Gurye-gun Active Administration Operation Ordinance' and forming a dedicated organization, but from this year, it plans to focus on practicing active administration that residents can experience.

This year's plan was established across five areas: building an active administration system, evaluation and rewards for active administration, protection and support for active administration officials, elimination of passive administration, and spreading an active administration culture.

Detailed promotion measures include selecting outstanding active administration officials and providing incentives, actively utilizing the pre-consultation system, operating and supporting the active administration exemption system, and education and publicity to spread the active administration culture.

In particular, the top 10 county government pending tasks have been selected as key active administration tasks for focused management, and outstanding active administration officials will be selected twice a year and given personnel incentives. In addition, strict measures such as disciplinary actions on status will be taken against passive administration.

Kim Sunho, the governor of Gurye-gun, said, "This is a time when the active attitude of public officials is more required than ever to respond to COVID-19 quarantine and rapidly changing administrative environments," and added, "We will make multifaceted efforts to ensure that active administration is fundamentally established in the public service community."

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