Gwangju Dong-gu to Conduct Youth Policy Survey Until the 5th of Next Month

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Seon-gang] Dong-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City (Mayor Im Taek) announced on the 22nd that it will conduct an ‘Online Dong-gu Youth Policy Survey’ to establish a ‘Youth Ecological City Soaring with 2030 Youth.’

This survey is meaningful in that it aims to raise local interest in the importance of guaranteeing youth rights and youth development in celebration of the ‘1st Youth Day’ (the third Saturday of September every year), which was designated as a legal memorial day for the first time this year.

The main survey contents include 27 multiple-choice items such as ▲awareness of major Dong-gu youth policy projects ▲overall awareness and approach direction of youth policy ▲demand for Dong-gu youth policy ▲demand for Dong-gu youth single-person household policy, and 2 short-answer items including opinions on the development of Dong-gu youth policy and sending hopeful messages to each other on Youth Day, totaling 29 items.

The survey period is until the 5th of next month, and the survey targets are youths residing or active (workplace, students, etc.) in Dong-gu. Participation method is to scan the QR code on the web promotional material and click the survey link to participate.

Dong-gu plans to reflect the results of this survey in youth policy and establish youth policies that can be felt on the ground. In addition, 230 participants will be selected by lottery to receive mobile coffee gifticons.

Mayor Im Taek of Dong-gu said, “This survey will serve as feedback on various youth policies promoted in Dong-gu,” and added, “Based on the survey results, we will establish youth policies that reflect the thoughts of young people in the future and encourage their direct participation.”

Meanwhile, since the launch of the 7th local government, Dong-gu established a dedicated youth policy team and, based on the Dong-gu youth status survey, established the ‘Dong-gu Youth Policy Basic Plan’ in 2019. The district is promoting various youth policy projects in five major areas such as participation and communication, and job creation through annual implementation plans.

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