Samhwa Paint Joins 'Environmental Disease Prevention Project for Vulnerable Groups' for 8th Consecutive Year

Government and corporate officials attending the "2020 Environmental Disease Prevention Project for Vulnerable Groups" business agreement ceremony held at the Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute on the 24th are taking a commemorative photo.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Daeseop] Samhwa Paint Industrial announced on the 25th that it will participate in the '2020 Environmental Disease Prevention Project for Vulnerable Groups.'

This project involves local governments nationwide and 18 social contribution companies, including Samhwa Paint Industrial. A business agreement ceremony was held the day before at the Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute. Samhwa Paint Industrial has been participating in this project for eight years.

The Environmental Disease Prevention Project for Vulnerable Groups is hosted by the Ministry of Environment and organized by the Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute. It was established to provide environmental health services and realize environmental welfare by inspecting harmful factors in the living environment of groups sensitive or relatively vulnerable to exposure to environmental hazards, while simultaneously carrying out indoor environment improvement work.

In this year's project, each local government diagnoses factors causing environmental diseases within households of socially vulnerable groups, and participating social contribution companies are responsible for supporting supplies and work necessary for diagnosing and improving indoor living environments.

Kim Daehyung, Head of Marketing at Samhwa Paint Industrial, said, "We are participating in this project to help address the increasing incidence of environmental diseases such as atopy and asthma caused by environmental hazards, as well as the rising social costs for their treatment." He added, "We will continue to contribute to improving the living environment of groups that are inevitably vulnerable to exposure to harmful factors through eco-friendly paints."

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