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Gyeonggi Province Recruits Operating Institutions for 'Democratic Civic Education Project'

Total funding of 20 million won, subsidy of up to 8 million won per selected institutionApplication deadline January 17... Business briefing session scheduled for January 9
Exterior view of Gyeonggi Province Government Building.(Photo=Gyeonggi Province)
Exterior view of Gyeonggi Province Government Building.(Photo=Gyeonggi Province)

[Suwon Ilbo=Park No-hoon Reporter] Gyeonggi Province is recruiting institutions to operate democratic civic education programs by various private organizations in the province by January 17 to promote and support civic education in the local community.

This project was designed to provide support for diverse forms of democratic civic education programs such as lectures, discussions, and forums with content on democracy, political participation, capacity and competency development, shared values, and life values in accordance with Article 7 of the Gyeonggi Province Democratic Civic Education Ordinance.
The total funding is 20 million won, with subsidies of up to 8 million won per selected institution. Institutions and organizations wishing to apply should submit related documents by January 17 by mail or in-person to the Lifelong Education Division of Gyeonggi Province.
The province will hold a business briefing session on January 9 at the Gyeonggi Economic Science and Innovation Promotion Agency to help potential participants understand the project. Institutions and organizations wishing to attend the briefing session should apply to the Lifelong Education Division of Gyeonggi Province by January 7.
For more information, refer to the Gyeonggi Province website (https://www.gg.go.kr) notice and announcement board or contact the Lifelong Education Division of Gyeonggi Province (031-8008-4574).
Meanwhile, the province plans to implement subsidiary projects such as supporting the operation of democratic civic education centers in each city and county with a budget of 3.3 billion won this year, a significant increase from 2 billion won last year, and will develop and operate improved content and programs to expand democratic civic education throughout the province.
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