The Cultural Heritage Administration Named Top Agency for Six Consecutive Years in Comprehensive Information Disclosure Evaluation Report

Received a Perfect Score in Information Disclosure Request Processing

The Cultural Heritage Administration announced on the 13th that it was selected as the best institution in last year's comprehensive information disclosure evaluation.

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The Ministry of the Interior and Safety has been conducting comprehensive information disclosure evaluations since 2019 to promote information disclosure by the government and public institutions and to enhance the reliability of related systems.

The Cultural Heritage Administration has been selected as the best institution for six consecutive years since 2019. It received a score of 97.98, which is 6.87 points higher than the average of 91.11 points among 48 central administrative agencies.

It achieved consistently high scores across five areas: prior information disclosure, original document disclosure, information disclosure request processing, customer management, and system operation.

In particular, it received a perfect score in information disclosure request processing. This was due to the reform of the information disclosure request system based on customer demand analysis conducted in line with the transition to the national heritage system.

The Cultural Heritage Administration stated, "We will continue to expand user-centered information disclosure services to fulfill the public's right to know."

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