Mapo-gu Public Sharing Promotion Project Contest... Up to 5 Million Won Support

Support for Sharing Projects Utilizing Local Resources and Solving Social Issues... COVID-19 Crisis Overcoming Support Projects, Goods Sharing Projects, Talent and Experience Sharing Projects, etc.

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Mapo-gu (Mayor Yudonggyun) announced that it will hold the “2020 Mapo-gu Sharing Promotion Project” contest until the 20th to solve social problems through sharing activities.

This sharing promotion project contest, which is promoted to support sharing activities in the private sector to maximize the use of resources within the region and activate voluntary sharing activities, is divided into two categories: designated fields and free fields.

In particular, the designated field is the “Sharing Project to Overcome the COVID-19 Crisis,” focusing support on projects that help overcome COVID-19 through sharing.

Other free fields include ▲sharing projects for goods ▲space sharing projects utilizing idle spaces (vacant houses, vacant offices, vacant parking lots, etc.) ▲talent, knowledge, and experience sharing projects ▲school-linked sharing projects, and any other sharing projects are also eligible to apply.

This project has a total scale of 20 million KRW, and after review by the Mapo-gu Sharing Promotion Committee and the Local Subsidy Deliberation Committee, up to 5 million KRW per project will be supported.

Eligibility to apply includes resident groups of three or more people living or having a living area in Mapo-gu, companies and organizations within Mapo-gu planning to promote sharing projects. Applicants can download the application form from the Mapo-gu Office website (www.mapo.go.kr) notice section, fill it out, and submit it by mail or email (psunnice@mapo.go.kr) to the Mapo-gu Autonomous Administration Division.

The district will comprehensively review the feasibility and sharing promotion effects of the projects and select the final projects in June. Selected projects will sign an agreement with the district and carry out the project until November.

For more details, refer to the related announcement on the Mapo-gu Office website or contact the Mapo-gu Autonomous Administration Division for guidance.

Last year, the district selected a total of six projects, including operating a sharing center and conducting sharing education in schools, and supported them with 20 million KRW in project funds.

Mayor Yudonggyun of Mapo-gu said, “Through this sharing promotion project, I hope social problems such as overcoming the COVID-19 crisis will be solved and the voluntary sharing culture in the private sector will spread further,” and added, “We hope for the interest and participation of many companies, organizations, and local residents who share this intention.”

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