Gyeongnam Province to Develop Localized 'Gonggyu Economy' Projects Reflecting Regional Characteristics

Contributing to Solving Social Issues and Spreading Sharing Culture through City/County and Private Sector Cooperation

The shared cafe "Maeumeul Damda" in Changwon City, supported by the sharing business last year.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Saeyan] Gyeongsangnam-do will actively promote the sharing economy projects this year, starting with the 'City and County Sharing Economy Activation Support Project.'

The 'City and County Sharing Economy Activation Support Project' is a program that supports projects operated through cooperation between cities/counties and the private sector to solve local social issues and spread sharing culture.

Last year, projects such as the sharing cafe 'Maeul-eul Damda' (Changwon-si), 'Hyusik-eul Gong-yuhada' (Hamyang-gun), rural bookstore 'Munjibang-i Daldorok' (Hadong-gun), technology sharing library 'Surigong-eul Billaedeurimnida' (Tongyeong-si), 'Hoehyeonjigi' village community expansion (Gimhae-si), Goseong sister love garden project (Goseong-gun), and 'Moija Mirae Dream Learning Center' (Changnyeong-gun) received support ranging from 10 million to 25 million KRW per project.

Each city and county carried out various sharing projects with local residents, including operating resident welfare programs using shared spaces, developing local tourism products, providing support and sharing projects for vulnerable groups, talent donation, and running youth education programs in culturally marginalized areas.

The province plans to receive project proposals through cities and counties from the 22nd until March 15th, conduct evaluations, and select project recipients in May. Selected organizations will implement their projects from May to December.

Meanwhile, detailed information such as the application schedule can be found on the Gyeongsangnam-do official website.

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