Gyeonggi Province Data Service 'Gyeonggi-ttok D' Expands to Include Public Job Opening Information

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Park No-hun] The range of services provided by Gyeonggi Province's personal data service 'Gyeonggi-ttok D,' which uses My Data to provide users with essential benefit information and support projects all in one place, is expanding.

Gyeonggi Province announced that 'Gyeonggi-ttok D' service will expand from the 26th onwards, including the introduction of Gyeonggi Province public job opening information, expansion of Gyeonggi-do Resident Card acceptance locations (8→53 locations), and new provision of three types of 'My Report' life information reporting service utilizing personal data.

'Gyeonggi Province Public Job Opening Information' was previously posted only on Gyeonggi Province and municipal government websites. With this service expansion, users can now check public job opening information tailored to them based on conditions such as region and age restrictions.

The 'Gyeonggi-do Resident Card' is a personal identity verification service that uses public personal data from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety based on the Act on Integrated Government Services, allowing verification of age, residence, and special qualifications such as merit recipient status.

Following a pilot service at eight locations including the Gyeonggi Children's Museum, Suwon Hwaseong Haenggung Palace, and Yongin Natural Recreation Forest, the service has expanded to 53 locations including Gwangmyeong Cave and Namhansanseong Haenggung Palace.

At the expanded acceptance locations, users can conveniently verify discount eligibility as before, and detailed information such as operating hours and discount details can also be confirmed within the Gyeonggi-do Resident Card service.

The 'My Report,' a statistics data-based service, provides ▲personalized welfare information report ▲administrative statistics report ▲credit information report.

The 'Personalized Welfare Report' informs users of welfare information frequently searched by users with similar conditions and recommends the most frequently applied-for welfare information.

The 'Administrative Statistics Report' provides information that allows users to compare statistics related to population, area, number of civil servants, number of firefighters, and taxes centered on their residence with other municipalities.

Since launching the service on April 27, Gyeonggi Province has continuously pursued service improvements to enhance user convenience.

In July, a survey of service usage feedback from the 'Gyeonggi Love Citizen Participation Group,' which monitors provincial policies and projects and provides opinions, showed that 85.1% of respondents thought the service had improved, and overall service satisfaction scored 4.2 out of 5 points, demonstrating high service satisfaction.

Along with this service expansion, the province will also conduct a 'service satisfaction survey' so users can receive more benefits more conveniently.
The survey will be conducted over 21 days from the 26th through the 15th of next month targeting users currently using 'Gyeonggi-ttok D,' and 200 people will be selected by lottery to receive mobile culture gift certificates worth 5,000 won.

The province plans to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the service derived from the survey and upgrade the service next year.

Furthermore, Gyeonggi Province plans another service expansion in October to replace common authentication certificate registration with 'simple authentication' such as Kakao, Naver, and PASS, and to link with the Ministry of the Interior and Safety's online welfare application service.

Kim Gyu-sik, Director of Future Growth Policy at Gyeonggi Province, said, "Gyeonggi-ttok D is a customized provincial service based on personal data that can help any resident not miss necessary information and benefits," and added, "We will actively promote 'Gyeonggi-ttok D' and continue to develop it so that more residents can benefit."

Meanwhile, Gyeonggi-ttok D can be downloaded by searching for 'Gyeonggi-ttok D' or 'Gyeonggi-ttok Di' on Google Play Store or Apple App Store, and most services can be used without separate membership registration or login by only going through personal identity verification.