What Are the Top Policies Chosen by Residents of Nam-gu, Gwangju? ... Best 5 Survey Results

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Jin-hyung] A two-week resident survey to select the top 5 policies that captured the hearts of residents among various district administration policies introduced this year in Nam-gu, Gwangju (District Mayor Kim Byung-nae) will be conducted.

Nam-gu announced on the 29th that the online resident survey to select the district administration's Best 5 will be held from November 1 to 14.

The resident survey will be conducted through the mobile app ‘Nam-gu M Voting’ and the policy participation platform ‘People’s Thinking Box’ operated by the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission, and any Nam-gu resident can participate.

Before conducting the resident survey, Nam-gu formed a preliminary screening committee and conducted a preliminary review of 17 policies submitted by each department of the main office and 17 administrative welfare centers in the district. Reflecting contributions to district development and the perceived impact of policy implementation, the committee narrowed down the policies to 8 that passed the first evaluation.

The policies selected for the resident survey are ▲Hosting the North-South Art and Photo Exhibition ‘Promise’ ▲YouTube district news ‘Weekly Nam-gu’ ▲Promotion of Jinwol Complex Sports Ground development ▲Designation of Baegun Daeseong Market as the first alley-type shopping district ▲Creation of Bunjuksan The Greener Nuri-gil Trail ▲Promotion of Euddeumhyo Nam-gu TV Silver Singing Contest ▲Relocation of transmission towers near Jinwol Multipurpose Gymnasium ▲Proactive response to COVID-19 infection.

Accordingly, participants in the resident survey can vote for their top 3 favorite policies among the 8 excellent policies that passed the first preliminary screening through Nam-gu M Voting or People’s Thinking Box starting November 1.

After conducting the survey, Nam-gu plans to announce the top 5 policies that received the most support around the end of November following the final review by the district administration adjustment committee.

A Nam-gu official stated, “We plan to carefully analyze the policies that received the greatest love and outstanding results from residents this year and use them as reference materials when discovering new policies for next year. We will continue to discover creative policies that can improve resident administrative services.”

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