Ansan City Forms Public-Private Task Force to Launch 6th Community Security Plan

Ansan City, Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Min Geun Lee), announced on April 20 that it held the appointment ceremony and capacity-building training for the 6th Community Security Plan Establishment Task Force (2027–2030) in the large conference room at City Hall on the 17th, officially launching the planning process.

Mingeun Lee, Mayor of Ansan (sixth from the right), is taking a commemorative photo with the appointed task force members after the inauguration ceremony of the 'Ansan City Community Security Plan Establishment Task Force' held at the Ansan City Hall Grand Conference Room on the 17th. Provided by Ansan City

The Community Security Plan is a statutory plan established every four years under the Social Security Benefits Act to promote resident welfare and improve quality of life. The 6th plan will be implemented from 2027 to 2030, and aims to develop social security policies tailored to local characteristics through public-private cooperation. The Ansan Future Institute will conduct the research service for the plan’s establishment.

The task force is led jointly by Private Co-Chair Park Younghye and Welfare Director Lee Kyungsook, and operates through ten sector-specific teams. A total of 74 people, including public officials, members of the Ansan City Community Security Council, private sector practitioners, and experts, will participate together.

The event that day proceeded in the following order: the appointment ceremony, training on the 6th Community Security Plan survey and analysis, and discussion of future plans. The city expects that this training will enhance understanding of the task force’s role, as well as strengthen professionalism and participation in the planning process.

Mayor Min Geun Lee of Ansan stated, “The 6th Community Security Plan will serve as an important roadmap for future welfare policies in Ansan City,” adding, “We will develop a plan that residents can truly experience, centered around the task force that brings together public and private sectors.”

Meanwhile, the city plans to hold sectoral meetings, expert consultations, resident hearings, and representative council deliberations and reports to the city council, before submitting the final plan to Gyeonggi Province in September.

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