Public Activity Group Support Project Poster in Gyeonggi-do

Public Activity Group Support Project Poster in Gyeonggi-do

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The Gyeonggi-do Public Interest Activity Support Center has decided to carry out a public interest activity support project within the province this year and is openly recruiting participants until the 29th of next month. This support project is broadly divided into two categories: nonprofit startups and regional problem-solving.


The nonprofit startup category supports the establishment and projects of nonprofit organizations (nonprofit private organizations, nonprofit corporations, social cooperatives) that realize innovative ideas to solve social issues.


The regional problem-solving category supports various projects aimed at spreading public interest and solving social problems in the region.


Applications are open to nonprofit private organizations, nonprofit corporations, and voluntary groups engaged in public interest activities located within the province, with funding ranging from 3 million to a maximum of 6 million KRW per organization.


The Public Interest Activity Support Center will hold three briefing sessions in February?covering southern and northern Gyeonggi and an online session?to guide applicants on project details and application methods. The schedule and detailed information for the briefings can be found on the Public Interest Activity Support Center’s website.


The center will announce the selected organizations in March after the evaluation process.



Yoo Myeong-hwa, head of the Gyeonggi-do Public Interest Activity Support Center, stated, "Various activities and projects to solve social problems within the province will be carried out through this public interest activity group recruitment," adding, "We will do our best to promote diverse private-led public interest activity projects and to expand public interest activities."


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