Gwangyang City Publishes 42 Major Projects on City Website, Implements 'Policy Real-Name System'

Disclosure of Key Policies Related to Citizen Life, Enhancing Transparency and Accountability

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Hyung-kwon] Gwangyang City announced on the 12th that it has selected 42 policy real-name disclosure projects to enhance the transparency of city administration and has disclosed them on the city’s website.

The policy real-name system is a system designed to increase the transparency and accountability of policies by recording and managing the real names of related persons involved in the process of establishing and implementing major policies, as well as the main contents.

The city focused on projects such as ▲construction (projects) with a total project cost of 1 billion won or more ▲research and service projects of 50 million won or more ▲important autonomous ordinances related to many citizens ▲national agenda items ▲and other projects that have a significant impact on citizens’ lives, and finalized the disclosure projects through deliberation and resolution by the Gwangyang City Policy Real-Name System Deliberation Committee.

The finalized policy real-name disclosure projects include a total of 42 cases such as ▲construction of the Middle East Administrative Town parking tower ▲residential-type village hall construction project ▲extension and reinforcement of dementia functions at Gwangyang City Public Elderly Specialized Nursing Hospital ▲and creation of Baegunsan Forest Welfare Complex.

The policy real-name disclosure projects are disclosed in the ‘Open Innovation Information Disclosure’ → ‘Policy Real-Name System’ section on the Gwangyang City Hall website, and the progress will be continuously shared with citizens.

In addition, from June 15 for one month, applications for the ‘National Application Real-Name System’ will be accepted from citizens, and the selection will be decided through deliberation by the Policy Real-Name System Deliberation Committee.

Applications can be submitted by downloading the application form from the National Application Real-Name System section on the city website, filling out the project name and reason for application, and submitting it via the National Application Real-Name System bulletin board on the website or by email (choiyj82@korea.kr).

Bang Ki-tae, Director of Planning and Budget, said, “Following the disclosure of 35 cases last year, this year we disclosed 42 projects closely related to citizens’ lives,” and added, “We hope for active participation and many applications from citizens interested in city administration.”

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