Gyeonggi Province Selected as Outstanding Organization in Ministry of Interior and Safety's '2025 Local Government Innovation Evaluation'...Three Consecutive Years
[Suwon Ilbo=Kim Gapdong Reporter] Gyeonggi Province has been selected as an outstanding organization for three consecutive years in the '2025 Local Government Innovation Evaluation' conducted by the Ministry of Interior and Safety.
According to the Ministry of Interior and Safety's 2025 Local Government Innovation Evaluation results announced on the 25th, Gyeonggi Province achieved an 'Excellent' rating and was selected as an outstanding organization following 2023 and 2024.
The Ministry of Interior and Safety conducts annual innovation evaluations targeting 243 local governments nationwide (17 metropolitan, 226 basic-level) to secure the implementation capabilities of local governments' innovation initiatives and encourage voluntary strengthening of innovation capacity, thereby creating innovation results that residents can experience.
The 2025 evaluation items were composed of △innovation capacity △innovation results △autonomous indicators, which were subdivided into 10 indicators and evaluated by evaluation group (metropolitan·city·county·district). Final grades and rankings were determined through expert evaluation panel review and national satisfaction surveys.
The province received excellent evaluations in six indicators including △leadership innovation by the agency head and △innovation activity participation and innovation result dissemination efforts. In particular, as a result of prioritizing policies that residents can directly experience in their daily lives in line with the new administration's innovation direction, the province also obtained excellent ratings in △enhanced resident communication and participation and △AI and digital technology utilization service improvement indicators.
Planning and Coordination Director Jung Du-seok said, "This year as well, we will do our best to create tangible innovation results that residents can experience through communication with the field."




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