Learning the 'Geumcheon-style Resident Participatory Budgeting System' Easily Through Examples

Geumcheon-gu to Operate Case-Centered Online 'Resident Participation Budget School' Starting from the 7th

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Geumcheon-gu (Mayor Yoo Seong-hoon) will operate the 'Online Resident Participation Budget School' starting from the 7th.

The 'Resident Participation Budget School' is a course designed to enable residents to participate in the budget process with expertise based on a proper understanding of the resident participation budget system.

The course consists of a total of six lectures, including 'Understanding the Participatory Budget System,' 'Participatory Budget System through Geumcheon-gu Cases,' 'How to Write a Project Proposal,' and 'How to Review Resident Participation Budget Projects.'

It is prepared with a case-centered approach so that any resident can more easily understand the resident participation budget system.

Any resident interested in the resident participation budget system can register as a member on the 'Seoul Lifelong Learning' portal and take the course for free.

Additionally, for generations unfamiliar with online learning methods, the district provides core lecture videos on Geumcheon-gu resident participation budget separately. By accessing Geumcheon-gu's YouTube and blog, residents can watch the videos immediately without registration or course application. Institutions and organizations can receive the educational videos by applying to the Planning and Budget Division of Geumcheon-gu Office.

Mayor Yoo Seong-hoon said, "The resident participation budget system is a representative participatory democracy system for realizing and developing resident autonomy," and added, "Through the Resident Participation Budget School, I hope more residents participate in Geumcheon-gu’s 'Resident Participation Budget System' to achieve a more mature resident autonomy in Geumcheon."

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