Incheon City announced on the 8th that it has appointed 45 members to the 'Citizen Proposal Pledge Citizen Evaluation Group,' which will review and deliberate on tasks proposed by civic groups and ordinary citizens, and held its first meeting.


Last December, the city selected 45 members for the citizen evaluation group through an open recruitment targeting Incheon citizens aged 18 and older, divided into five subcommittees: ▲ Future Creation & Balanced Development ▲ Culture, Arts & Education Safety ▲ Economy, Environment & Green Spaces & Waterworks ▲ Transportation & Rural Fisheries ▲ Welfare & Communication and Empathy.


They will be responsible for checking the progress of 222 citizen-proposed pledges of the 8th elected administration, suggesting improvement plans, and reviewing adjustments to pledge implementation plans.


Earlier, in January, the city distinguished election pledges focused on election brochures as 'Election Pledges (178 items)' and major tasks proposed by civic groups and ordinary citizens as 'Citizen Proposal Pledges,' announcing the pledge projects of the 8th elected administration accordingly.


Incheon Mayor Yoo Jeong-bok is taking a commemorative photo with the Citizen Evaluation Group at the 'Citizen Proposal Pledge Citizen Evaluation Group Appointment and 1st Meeting' held on the 6th. <br>[Photo by Incheon City]

Incheon Mayor Yoo Jeong-bok is taking a commemorative photo with the Citizen Evaluation Group at the 'Citizen Proposal Pledge Citizen Evaluation Group Appointment and 1st Meeting' held on the 6th.
[Photo by Incheon City]

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Citizen Proposal Pledges include hosting global international events such as the 2025 APEC Summit and creating a Green Climate Fund (GCF) complex (Future Creation subcommittee), relocation measures for Yongyu Noeulbit Town and re-promotion of the Northern Area Comprehensive Development Plan (Balanced Development), construction of the 4th Gyeongin Expressway and extension of the old downtown area, and increasing vehicles for Incheon Subway Line 2 (Transportation), continuous promotion of the Incheon-style fishing village New Deal project and establishment of the Agricultural, Fishery & Livestock Products Distribution Corporation (Rural Fisheries), and promotion of the 2nd phase of Art Center Incheon and construction of the Northwest Culture & Arts Hall (Culture & Arts).


Additionally, the construction of a resource circulation center, undergrounding and park development of Seunggi Sewage Treatment Plant (Environment, Green Spaces & Waterworks), expansion of Incheon-style severe and very severe disability activity support services and operation of 24-hour care daycare centers (Welfare), attraction of Maritime University and Marine Fisheries University and establishment of Incheon National University Public Medical School (Education & Safety), and promotion of new city hall construction and adjustment of tasks and functions of public institutions under the city (Communication & Empathy) are included.



Mayor Yoo Jeong-bok said, "The pledges are promises to citizens for 'Incheon, a world-class city where citizens are happy,' which is the administrative direction set for the 8th elected administration," and added, "I ask the citizen evaluation group to directly inspect and evaluate so that these promises can be faithfully fulfilled by gathering diverse wisdom."


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