KAMCO Hosts National Idea Contest for Public Promotional Video on State-Owned Assets View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Kwon Haeyoung] Korea Asset Management Corporation (KAMCO) announced on the 25th that it will hold the "National Public Idea Contest for State-Owned Property Promotional Videos" for six weeks until July 3.


Through this contest, KAMCO plans to seek promotional strategies for the proper use and active utilization of state-owned property together with the public, and reflect these in the production of promotional videos to enhance public awareness of state-owned property.


The themes are ▲ boosting national economic vitality ▲ improving the quality of life for citizens ▲ increasing the value of state-owned property through the utilization of state-owned assets. Anyone with ideas to promote the use of state-owned property in line with government policy directions can participate (individuals or teams of up to three members).


Those wishing to participate must submit a promotional video storyboard using a separate form on the contest website by 6 p.m. on July 3. Detailed information can be found in the announcements section of the contest website.


KAMCO will select seven excellent ideas through an external expert review and award a total prize of 7 million KRW along with certificates: ▲ Grand Prize for 1 person (3 million KRW) ▲ Excellence Award for 2 persons (1 million KRW each) ▲ Encouragement Award for 4 persons (500,000 KRW each). The results will be announced in August on the KAMCO and contest websites.



Meanwhile, since 1997, KAMCO has been entrusted by the Ministry of Strategy and Finance, the general agency for state-owned property, with the management and disposal of general state-owned assets, currently managing about 680,000 parcels. Efforts to utilize state-owned property, such as activating lease contracts for unauthorized occupation and idle properties, have contributed to increasing annual national treasury revenue by more than 1 trillion KRW.


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