Jindo-gun, Distribution of 2024 Revised Systems and Policies Guide

Published 20 Feb.2024 13:34(KST)

89 Cases Including Free Dermatology Consultations and Housing Restoration Support for Fire-Affected Residents

Jindo-gun, Jeollanam-do has produced and distributed materials on the systems and policies changing in 2024.

According to the county on the 20th, the changes in 2024 include a total of 89 items: △18 in agriculture, forestry, and livestock △13 in marine and environment △32 in welfare, health, and population △3 in culture and sports △10 in safety and construction △5 in jobs and economy △8 in general administration.

Jindo-gun Government Office Exterior View

As new policies in the agriculture, forestry, and livestock sector, the county will promote △support projects for eco-friendly fruit and vegetable transport boxes △support for riding-type green onion transplanters △wide biodegradable film support for improving green onion cropping systems △cultivation of new high-income crops such as spinach and bracken.

In the marine and environment sector, support projects for outboard motors for small-scale fishermen will be implemented; in welfare, health, and population, free dermatology clinics; and in safety and construction, support projects for fire victims in Jindo-gun will be carried out.

In particular, in the general administration sector, the public app "Bobaeseom Sosiktong," which won the Excellence Award at the Jeollanam-do Active Administration Best Practices Competition in the first half of 2023, will expand its services from the existing 4 types to 13 types. New policies such as operating the Citizen Happiness Classroom and the Citizen Leader University will also be promoted.

Detailed information on the changing policies can be found in booklets available at the Eup Administrative Welfare Centers and Myeon Offices, and can also be viewed on the Jindo-gun website.

A county official said, “We will do our best to actively promote the systems and policies changing in 2024 so that they can help many residents in their daily lives.”