Gangjin-gun Holds Departmental Meeting to Report on Projects Exceeding 100 Million Won

Published 20 Jan.2022 11:02(KST)

Prompt Execution Actively Promoted as a Catalyst for Revitalizing the Local Economy

Gangjin-gun is holding the '2022 Departmental Plans for Projects Exceeding 100 Million KRW Report Meeting.' ⓒ Asia Economy

[Gangjin＝Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-su] Gangjin-gun, Jeollanam-do held the ‘2022 Departmental Project Implementation Plan Report Meeting for Projects Over 100 Million KRW’ on the 18th to proactively prepare for rapid execution and systematically promote it.

According to the county on the 20th, the meeting was attended by all heads of offices and divisions, where detailed implementation plans for various projects were reported and diverse opinions were deeply discussed to enable efficient budget execution.

In particular, the importance of department heads’ attention and the active cooperation of all employees were emphasized to ensure that the budget necessary for county administration is injected in a timely manner.

To revitalize the economy, which has been stagnant due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic, the county plans to actively manage rapid execution by holding monthly ‘Rapid Execution Progress Check Meetings’ in line with the government’s policy of actively implementing rapid execution, checking detailed execution status by project, listening to difficulties, and finding practical measures for projects with slow execution.

Deputy County Governor Yu Mi-ja said, “While it is important to promptly carry out all projects, it is especially important to actively execute the budget focusing on projects closely related to residents’ lives,” adding, “I hope all employees will do their best so that this can serve as a catalyst for revitalizing the local economy.”

Meanwhile, Gangjin-gun was selected as the ‘Best Institution’ at the county level for three consecutive years in the ‘First Half Rapid Execution Evaluation’ conducted by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, which evaluates 243 local governments nationwide.