Kangwon Land promotes a local-tailored public offering project in earnest

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The Gangwon Land Social Contribution Foundation announced that it will promote annual public offering projects in each field, such as village vitality planning, welfare sites, and online promotion, to revitalize the coal industry transition area in 2026.

First, the "Village Vitality Planning Project" is a project to discover and support regional current resolution models for village project support organizations. It focused on fostering a sustainable regional revitalization model, focusing on responding to local extinction and promoting village vitality. Any support organization related to village projects, such as the Urban Regeneration Support Center, the Village Community Support Center, and the Return Center, can participate, and up to 100 million won will be provided to selected organizations. Applications are available until March 9.

The 'Welfare Site Support Project' is a project to support small-scale welfare facilities' environmental improvement and field-oriented welfare programs for local social welfare facilities, institutions, and organizations. It aims to provide highly felt welfare services by resolving welfare blind spots and discovering customized programs, and provides up to 5 million won in program support and up to 8 million won in facility environment improvement. Applications are available until February 26.

Subsequently, the 'Online Publicity Platform Support Project' is a project to enhance the digital public relations capabilities of small business owners in coal-industry transition areas and to support practical sales growth. Up to 12 restaurant companies with annual sales of less than 120 million won in Jeongseon-gun will be selected to support Naver Place registration and management, menu photo and content production, and search advertisement operation, and participating companies will be recruited by March 6.

The method and details of applying for support can be found on the Gangwon Land Social Contribution Foundation website.

Choi Chul-kyu, chairman of the foundation, said, "We will lay the foundation for the region to grow on its own through customized support for villages, welfare sites, and small business owners. In the future, the foundation will continue to make changes that residents can feel in their daily lives with support that reflects the characteristics of each field and on-site demand."

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