Gyeonggi Shinbo Achieved Best Management Among 17 Public Institutions Last Year

Institution Evaluation Rated 'Na' Grade, Institution Head Evaluation Uniquely Rated 'Ga' Grade

Gyeonggi Province evaluated the management performance of 17 public institutions within the province last year, resulting in six institutions?Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation, Gyeonggi Institute of Economic Science and Technology, Gyeonggi Job Foundation, Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation, Gyeonggi Art Center, and Next Generation Convergence Technology Research Institute?receiving a 'Na' grade.

On the 27th, Gyeonggi Province held a review meeting of the Operating Deliberation Committee for provincial investment and contribution institutions and finalized and announced the "Gyeonggi Province Public Institutions and Heads of Institutions Management Evaluation Results" on the 30th, based on last year's management performance.

Among the five grades from Ga to Ma, no institutions received either the Ga or Ma grade. Ten institutions, including the Gyeonggi Lifelong Education Promotion Institute, received a 'Da' grade, and one institution, the Gyeonggi Market and Commercial District Promotion Institute, received a 'Ra' grade.

Four institutions experienced grade changes compared to the previous year. The Gyeonggi Job Foundation rose one grade from 'Da' to 'Na,' and the Gyeonggi Welfare Foundation improved from 'Ra' to 'Da.' The Korea Ceramic Foundation dropped one grade from 'Na' to 'Da,' and the Gyeonggi Market and Commercial District Promotion Institute fell from 'Da' to 'Ra.'

The average score of public institutions slightly increased by 0.45 points, from 83.52 to 83.97. Gyeonggi Province analyzed this as a reflection of the institutions' multifaceted efforts and achievements to stabilize people’s livelihoods and normalize operations after the COVID-19 pandemic.

The evaluation of heads of investment and contribution institutions was conducted on 14 current and former heads (9 former, 5 current), excluding those who were vacant for one year or served less than three months as of last year.

The head of the Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation received a 'Ga' grade. Four heads, including those of the Gyeonggi Institute of Economic Science and Technology and the Next Generation Convergence Technology Research Institute, received a 'Na' grade, while five heads, including those of the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation and the Gyeonggi Job Foundation, received a 'Da' grade. The heads of the Gyeonggi Agriculture and Fisheries Promotion Institute and the Korea Ceramic Foundation received a 'Ra' grade, and the head of the Gyeonggi Contents Agency received a 'Ma' grade.

The Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation earned high marks for efforts in environmental, social, and transparent management (ESG) and collaboration on government New Start Fund support projects.

The head of the Gyeonggi Medical Center will have the evaluation results finalized in September after combining the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s operational evaluation results with Gyeonggi Province’s evaluation.

Based on this evaluation, Gyeonggi Province will issue warnings and implement follow-up measures such as preparing management improvement plans for institutions and heads rated 'Ra' or below.

Institutions and heads rated 'Da' or above are eligible to receive performance bonuses within the budget limits.

Earlier, Gyeonggi Province formed a management evaluation team of 29 members, including private experts such as professors and accountants, and from March to June conducted document reviews and on-site evaluations for each institution to assess the 2022 management performance of 17 provincial investment and contribution institutions.

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