Suwon Mayor Lee Jae-jun Steps Up as Instructor to Strengthen Resident Autonomy Capabilities

Suwon Mayor Lee Jae-jun is giving a lecture as an instructor at the 'Resident Autonomy Capacity Building Education' held last May.

Lee Jae-jun, the mayor of Suwon, will serve as an instructor for the resident autonomy capacity-building education involving residents from four district offices.

On the 18th, Suwon City announced that Mayor Lee will tour the four districts to conduct the "Resident Autonomy Capacity-Building Education with the Mayor."

Mayor Lee held the first session of the education for residents of Yeongtong-gu on the 16th of last month. He will attend lectures in Jangan-gu (June 22), Gwonseon-gu (July 4), and Paldal-gu (July 17) going forward.

The education sessions will be attended by 10 to 15 people from each neighborhood, including resident autonomy committee members, neighborhood chiefs, administrative civil service team leaders, and district and neighborhood resident autonomy officers.

Mayor Lee will give a lecture under the theme "A Thrilling Suwon City, Resident Autonomy Committees Running Together," introducing the vision, goals, and future direction of Suwon City and the resident autonomy committees.

After this education, Suwon City will conduct separate education sessions by district. In Jangan-gu, Park Sang-woo, a senior researcher at the Suwon City Policy Research Institute, will lecture on the theme "Resident Autonomy Committee’s Own Project Promotion Strategy," followed by a performance-sharing meeting where resident autonomy committee members from each neighborhood present best practices and share know-how.

In Gwonseon-gu, Park Ji-ho, director of the Korea Conflict Transformation Center, will lecture on "Conflict Management Strategies Between Organizations," and Yoon Hee-chul, policy director of the National Sustainable Development Council, will lecture on "Understanding Suwon City's Sustainable Development Goals."

In Paldal-gu, Park Jin-gyu, director of the Ondongne Empathy Society Research Institute, will lecture on "National Resident Autonomy Best Practice Education."

A Suwon City official stated, "Since the full transition of resident autonomy committees, their role and status as resident representative organizations have increased," adding, "We will continue to provide resident autonomy capacity-building education to enhance residents' autonomy capabilities."

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