Where Will the Three Organizations Including Gyeonggi Market and Commercial Promotion Agency Go? ... Public Recruitment Starts from the 23rd

[Asia Economy (Suwon) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] Gyeonggi Province, which is promoting the relocation of its affiliated public institutions concentrated in the southern part of Gyeonggi through city and county public contests, announced the selection notices for three institutions collectively on the 23rd to ensure procedural speed and consistency in the selection plan.

The institutions included in this integrated announcement are the Gyeonggi Market and Commercial District Promotion Agency, Gyeonggi Environment and Energy Promotion Agency, and Gyeonggi Social Service Agency, totaling three institutions.

Earlier, the Gyeonggi Job Foundation announced its notice on the 3rd and is currently accepting applications, while the Gyeonggi Transportation Corporation closed its contest on the 17th.

This city and county contest reflects the will of Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myung, who has emphasized "special compensation for the special sacrifices of residents in neglected areas," as a measure to disperse public institutions concentrated in southern Gyeonggi to promote balanced regional development and to build administrative infrastructure lacking in northern areas.

The target cities and counties include 17 areas in northern Gyeonggi, border areas, and natural conservation zones such as Goyang, Namyangju, and Uijeongbu.

The application periods are ▲Gyeonggi Market and Commercial District Promotion Agency from July 23 to August 12 ▲Gyeonggi Environment and Energy Promotion Agency from July 27 to August 14 ▲Gyeonggi Social Service Agency from August 3 to 21.

The province will conduct the first round of document screening and on-site inspections next month, complete the second round of presentation (PT) evaluations in September, and then announce the final relocation area selection results.

To this end, the province will form a selection review committee of about seven members composed of internal and external experts in relevant fields for each institution to ensure fairness.

The selection criteria include contribution to balanced development, regional relevance to the relocating institution, environmental conditions, and cooperation with provincial administration.

The selected cities and counties will establish comprehensive balanced development plans linked to the relocating institutions and continuously consult with Gyeonggi Province by providing information on buildings and sites to be used by the institutions to promote the relocation.

Choi Won-yong, Director of Planning and Coordination Office of the province, said, "This contest is the first step toward creating a Gyeonggi Province without feelings of neglect due to regional imbalances," and promised, "We will proceed swiftly through the integrated announcement of the three institutions to ensure they are located in the optimal sites."

Meanwhile, the Gyeonggi Market and Commercial District Promotion Agency, responsible for supporting small business owners and traditional markets, was established in September last year and is currently located on the 5th floor of the Suwon Convention Center. The Gyeonggi Social Service Agency, which operates national and public social welfare facilities on consignment and provides comprehensive home care services, opened in January this year at the Gyeonggi Talent Development Institute in Suwon. The Gyeonggi Environment and Energy Promotion Agency, responsible for fine dust reduction and the expansion of renewable energy distribution projects, is scheduled to be established in the second half of this year.

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