Gwangju Buk-gu, Inaugural General Meeting of the Village Autonomy Urban Regeneration Center

On the 27th at 3 PM, Buk-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City announced on the 26th that it will hold the inaugural general meeting of the Buk-gu Village Autonomy Urban Regeneration Center, a corporation, in the meeting room on the 3rd floor of the Buk-gu Office.

This inaugural general meeting is part of the process to integrate the Village Creation Support Center and Urban Regeneration Support Center, which Buk-gu has directly managed so far, and transform the operating entity into a specialized institution with enhanced independence and autonomy.

The inaugural general meeting will be attended by 31 founding promoters composed of representatives of village communities and private organizations, experts, related institution officials, and district council members, who will deliberate on agenda items including ▲adoption of the founding purpose statement ▲approval of the articles of association ▲confirmation of business plans (budget) ▲appointment of the chairman and organization of executives ▲establishment of the main office ▲organization and number of full-time executives and staff.

After the inaugural general meeting, the corporation’s approval application and establishment registration, allocation of endowment funds, and staff recruitment will be completed by October, followed by a pilot operation of the Village Autonomy Urban Regeneration Center in November, with official operations scheduled to commence in January next year.

Once the Village Autonomy Urban Regeneration Center is officially operational, it is expected to create various synergistic effects through efficient and systematic support for village community formation and convergence projects in the urban regeneration field.

A Buk-gu official stated, "In the era of decentralized autonomy, the Village Autonomy Urban Regeneration Center, which will play a key role in integrating the concept of village community convergence-type urban regeneration, is finally holding its inaugural general meeting," and added, "We will spare no support to help the center become a field-oriented institution that can communicate closely with residents."

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