Park Seong-il, Wanju County Governor, "Focusing on Expanding the Child-Friendly City Ecosystem"

[Wanju=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Han-ho] Park Seong-il, the governor of Wanju County, declared that he will actively work to expand the child-friendly city ecosystem over the next five years.

At the launch ceremony of the Child-Friendly City Working Council, which was held on the 16th with participation from the public, private, and academic sectors, Governor Park said, "For the next five years, Wanju County will focus on expanding the child-friendly city ecosystem," adding, "The public, private, and academic sectors will join hands and spare no support to create a better child-friendly city through various innovations and experiments."

This is interpreted as a strong expression of Wanju County's determination to promote an innovative and experimental child-friendly ecosystem with the participation of experts and the general public.

Accordingly, Wanju County plans to establish a basic plan for expanding the child-friendly city ecosystem based on the policy proposals by December this year through the Child-Friendly City Working Council, which consists of about 30 local experts and residents. The council will conduct activities and policy proposal sessions in six subcommittees, including care and capacity building, and hold workshops.

In addition, Wanju County has appointed over 60 instructors for nine child rights education programs as of the 20th of last month and plans to conduct large-scale education targeting more than 1,700 people from 56 institutions starting in October, focusing on spreading awareness of child rights.

Wanju=Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Han-ho stonepeak@asiae.co.kr

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