Gurye-gun Holds Report Meeting on Overseas Backpacking Training Results

Evaluation Results: Systematic Management, Policy Proposal Development, etc.

On the 20th, Gurye-gun, Jeollanam-do, announced on the 26th that it held the '2023 Overseas Backpack Training Results Reporting Contest' at the county office's large conference room.

This reporting contest was organized to move away from the existing method of submitting only a report after overseas business trips by public officials, and instead to present the training results and evaluate them, thereby systematically managing the outcomes and discovering effective policy proposals.

[Photo by Gurye-gun]

Thirteen teams (77 people) who completed the overseas backpack training presented in the order drawn in advance, and a judging panel consisting of five members, including county council members, university professors, and doctors from the Gwangju Development Institute, evaluated the presentations.

The proposal to install night landscape lighting at Hwaeomsa Temple, Jirisan Lake Park, and the Seomjingang Bamboo Forest Trail, utilizing Gurye's cultural heritage and natural scenery, won the grand prize, while the proposal to create themed barefoot walking paths at Cheoneunsa Temple's Path of Coexistence and Hwaeomsa Temple's Yeongi-am received the excellence award.

The two selected teams will share their best practices with all employees during regular briefings.

A county official stated, "We plan to actively support public officials in broadening their horizons through overseas backpack training and ensure that this leads to the development of county administration."

Gurye = Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Yuk Miseok hss79@asiae.co.kr

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