Damyang-gun Leads in 'Opening and Sharing Public Resources' to Enhance Resident Convenience

'Gongyu Nuri' Utilized: Town and Myeon Office Meeting Rooms, Public Parking Lots, Sports Facilities Opened and Shared for Residents' Use

[Damyang=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Kim Chunsu] On the 17th, Damyang-gun, Jeollanam-do announced that it will expand the operation of the ‘Gongyu Nuri’ service to realize social value through the efficient use of public sector resources and the enhancement of convenience for residents.

To this end, the county plans to actively discover new openable resources from the 39 services registered in the ‘Gongyu Nuri’ system last year and expand the operation by opening and sharing more than 100 services this year.

‘Gongyu Nuri’ is an integrated sharing service platform established by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety and the Public Procurement Service, allowing central administrative agencies, local governments, and public institutions to easily and conveniently search and reserve public facilities and goods online for the public.

In April, the county designated system managers for the Gongyu Nuri system in each department and township and completed the maintenance of data on 40 public open resources previously registered.

Furthermore, by the 21st, the county plans to actively discover and share new resources in various fields, including the Dambit Agricultural Center performance hall, conference rooms, sports facilities managed by each department, as well as cultural, performance, and educational programs, so that residents can enjoy public resources more efficiently in their daily lives.

In particular, by providing resident-oriented services such as the rental service of COVID-19 quarantine supplies and using the sharing map service of Gongyu Nuri to provide location information of public parking lots and public restrooms established throughout Damyang-eup, including major tourist sites, the county aims to further enhance convenience for residents and tourists.

A county official said, “We will significantly expand the number of open public resources so that residents can access and use the public resources they need more conveniently, and we will promote accurate information provision and continuous system management.”

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