Title 1. Social Media Contents Education for Gyeonggi Women (1113-3)
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The Gyeonggi Women’s Development Center has launched its Social Media Contents Creator Training Course for womenproduced 57 graduates during the first session. This coursepopular among married women in their fortiesfifties who wish to resume economic activities.
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Yim Byeong-yoon (임병윤)working as a social media content creation specialist. She s promotional contents for productsa social enterprise handles their advertisement through social networking services. The advantage of this job that she appreciates mostthat she can work at home.
1) Yim Byeong-yoon / Gunpo City
“This jobreally convenient for me because I can work without being constrainedtimespace.”
2) Social Media Content Creator Training
Yim (임) was one of the 57 women who completed this free course that started in July. This social contents creator training course consists of 3 stages: online training in the basics of social networking services; offline lectures in marketing through social media;group projects at social enterprises.
3) Four Graduates Already Found Employment
Four of the first-term graduates found employment immediately after the completion of the course,the remaining graduates are currently working on either employment applications or business launches.
4) High Demand for SNS Marketing Specialists
Social networking services such as Facebook, Twittervarious blogging services provide an economically viable means of reaching a large number of people,the demand for SNS specialists in business promotionincreasing rapidly, especially among social enterprises that possess limited marketing resources.
5) Yim Hyun-ju / Researcher at Seongnam Social Enterprise Support Center
“SNS marketingone of the fields in which therealways a high demand for specialists.”
6) The Gyeonggi Women’s Development Center (www.womenpro.or.kr)
The Gyeonggi Women’s Development Centeralso operating a free online education course on the operation of marketing programs through social networking services.

Title 2. New Organic Foot-and-mouth Disease Disinfectant (1114-4)
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Gyeonggi Province announced that it has developed a new disinfectant thateffective in preventing foot-and-mouth disease. Itan organic disinfectant that utilizes lactic acid bacteria.
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1) Chowol-eup, Gwangju City
Kim Ki-hyeon (김기현)a livestock farmer in Gwangju (광주) City. He uses cow feed mixed with a lactic acid bacteria culture solution. He also uses cultured lactic acid bacteria with citric acid for the sterilization of cow sheds.
2) Kim Hyeon-ki, a Livestock Farmer
“Since I began using microorganisms, both the feed intakemilk production of cows have increased.”
3) Lee Ji-hoon Reporter
“Thiscow feed mixed with a lactic acid bacteria culture solution. It smells sour,itsub acid. Itthis sub-acidity that inhibits the activation of the foot-and-mouth disease virus.
4) Prevention of Foot-and-mouth DiseaseSterilization of Cow Sheds
Developedthe Gwangju (광주) Agricultural Technology Center in Gyeonggi Province, this lactic acid bacteria culture solution has proven effective both in the prevention of foot-and-mouth diseaseas an alternative chemical sterilizer for cow sheds.
5) Kim Hak-jin / Director of Gwangju Agricultural Technology Center
“These microorganisms can be used as a cow feed additive as well as for the sterilization of cow sheds.”
Gyeonggi Province began distributing this organic disinfectant to livestock farms to prevent foot-and mouth diseasebird flu, which usually occur during the winterspring seasons.

Title 3. Every Friday Designated ‘Industrial Complex Clean-up Day’ (1112-1)
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The vistas of industrial complexes in Gyeonggi Province are being improved significantly thanks to the clean-up efforts of resident companiessupporting public officials. Such clean-up activities have been intensified since the designation of each Friday as a clean-up day for 12 industrial complexes in the province.
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1) `Industrial Complex Beautification’ Campaign
Since 2007, some 700 individualsthe publicprivate sectors have engaged in clean-up activities under the Industrial Complex Beautification Campaign.
2) Every Friday Designated as Cleaning Day
In addition to the intensive Industrial Beautification Campaign, 12 industrial complexes in Gyeonggi Province are also experiencing weekly facelifts through the clean-up efforts of resident companies in tandem with supportpublic officials.
3) [INTERVIEW] Song Goon-seop / Dong-Ah GMP Employee
“Ita pleasure to participate in the weekly clean-up activities. I hope that these activities will continue on a regular basis.”
4) Simultaneous Cleaning Work in 26 Areas of 12 Industrial Complexes
Participants work in groupspursue different clean-up missions simultaneously in 26 areas of 12 industrial complexes.
5) Lee Yeon-jin Reporter
“So far, the Industrial Complex Beautification campaign has organized six intensive clean-up sessions, during which a total of nearly 100 tons of trash has been collected.”
After the clean-up activities, an informal meeting was held to discuss cleaning plans.
6) [INTERVIEW] Gyeonggi Province Vice Governor Kim Seong-ryul
“The environment isindestructible; itvery vulnerable. Enterprises, members of the public,privatepublic organizations must exercise collective efforts to preserve the environment for us to share.”
Gyeonggi Province plans to expand the provincial Industrial Complex Beautification Campaign to 42 smaller industrial parks in the province.

Title 4. First I♥Mom Café Opens in Suwon (1112-2)
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The first I-Love-Mom Café has opened in Suwon (수원) City. First introducedGyeonggi Province in Paju (파주) City this past September, the I-Love-Mom Cafédesigned to provide nursery services to children less than 36 months old as well as a leisure space for their mothers.
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1) I-Love-Mom Café Opening Ceremony / Suwon Family & Women’s Hall (November 12th)
The I-Love-Mom Cafépopular among mothers who prefer staying with their children instead of sending them to daycare facilities.
2) [INTERVIEW] Kim Hee-jeong / Mother in Suwon City
“I used to take my children to the children’s library, but children there must be kept quiet, whichdifficult. The facilities here are wonderful. There are even separate playing spaces for children of different ages.”
3) Available to MothersChildren in Suwon City
This caféopen tochildren less than 36 months oldtheir mothers, with priority given to families in low income brackets.
4) Monthly Play Programs
The I-Love-Mom Café consists of a nursing room, sleeping roomplay areas. Thematic play programs are also operated on a monthly basis.
5) [INTERVIEW] Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Moon-soo
“We will continue to provide a variety of support to mothers to aid them with childbirthchildcare.”
There are a total of 14 I-Love-Mom Cafés in Gyeonggi Province,the number will increase since the provincial government plans to expand their formation.
Title 5. 사랑의 김장김치 나누기(1115-2)
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A charity kimjang (김장) event was held in the quad of the Gyeonggi Provincial Government Complex. Kimjang (김장)an annual event among Korean households during which large quantities of kimchi are prepared for use over the winter.
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1) Charity Kimjang Event / Gyeonggi Provincial Government Office Complex (November 15th)
Part of the main quad at the Gyeonggi Provincial Government Complexpacked with volunteer workers participating in a charity kimjang (김장) event. Also participating are 50 marriage-immigrant women who are trying their hands at this annual tradition.
2) [INTERVIEW] Jin Wenz / Marriage Immigrant Woman (from China)
“I am very pleased to participate in this charity event knowing that I am helping many others.”
A total of 3,000 cabbages were transformed into kimchi during this kimjang (김장) event in which many volunteershousewife associations in the 31 citiescounties of Gyeonggi Province as well as womenmulticultural families participated
3) [INTERVIEW] Kim Sook-hee / President of Gyeonggi Saemaeul Women’s Association
“Itcold today. But the volunteers won’t feel the cold because they are warmedthe fact that they are doing this to help the people in need.”
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Loads of the completed kimchi were delivered to hundreds of destinations including welfare facilities as well as the homes of solitary seniorsmulticultural families in the province.
4) [INTERVIEW] Lim Hye-ryung / Director of a Welfare Facility
“We can feel that this kimchi was made with sinceritylove since it was homemade. This will really help us get through the winter.”
At this time of year, many charity kimjang (김장) events take place throughout Korea, organizedlocal governments, enterprisesmany other organizations.

Title 6. Overseas Medial Supportthe Gyeonggi Medical Industry (1114-1)
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It was only decades ago that Korea was a recipient nation of international medical support. The situation has been reversed,Gyeonggi Province now extends medical support to less developed nations.
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1) Bucheon Sejong Hospital
This child, named Owen,from Malawi. Sufferingheart disease, he arrived at this hospital with his father.
2) Medical Service Camp in Malawi OperatedGyeonggi Province
He was one of the patients who visited the medical service camp established in MalawiGyeonggi Province. He was invited to Korea for free treatmentthe provincial government.
3) [INTERVIEW] G. Komar / Owen’s father
“He had difficulty breathing when playing. I hope that his operation goes wellhe will be able to runplay.”
4) Gyeonggi Medical Service Team Treated 12,000 Patients in 8 Countries
In cooperation with eight general hospitals including Ajou (아주) University HospitalSejong (세종) Hospital, Gyeonggi Province dispatched medical service teams to poor regions in seven nations last yearhas treated 12,000 patients to date. The number of beneficiary nations has now been increased to eight.
5) [INTERVIEW] Kim Seong-ho / Doctor at Sejong Hospital
“There used to be thousands of Korean patients who traveled overseas for treatment. Since about ten years ago, our medical teams,the patients, have been travelling overseas to areas in Southeast Asia, China, RussiaMongolia to provide medical services.”
6) Medical TrainingDevelopment Hospital Management Support Program
In addition to medical services, the medical industry of Gyeonggi Province alsoactive in providing other nations with support in medical trainingthe development of technologies to help improve their medical environments.
7) [INTERVIEW] Kim Yong-eon / Director of the Gyeonggi Province HealthWelfare Division
“We will implement diverse support programs including the developmentestablishment of efficient diagnostic tems.”
8) Choi Ji-hyun Reporter
“The global medical support activities of Gyeonggi Province contribute greatly to the maintenance of health among people in less developed nations.

Title 7. Gyeonggi Province Public Service Marks High Satisfaction Rate (1113-1)
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The quality of services providedpublic offices in Korea has been continuously improving. The quality of Gyeonggi Province public services has proven exemplary in this regard.
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1) Satisfaction Rate of Gyeonggi Civil Service: Over 90%
According to the results of a public service satisfaction survey, satisfaction rates with the public services providedthe 24/7 Gyeonggi Province Public Service Centerthe Suwon Station Public Service Office were both higher than 90%.
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The satisfaction rate with the 24/7 Gyeonggi Province Public Service Center was highest at 92.4%that of the regular-hour public service center was 91.3% other public service-related offices scored 85.3%.
2) 94% Considers 24/7 Operation Necessary
94% of the respondents consider the operation of the 24/7 Public Service Center necessary.
3) Valet Parking to Be Introduced
Parking conditions were still considered one of the issues that need improvement. To address this problem, the Gyeonggi provincial administration plans to introduce a valet parking tem at the Gyeonggi Provincial Government Complex.
4) [INTERVIEW] Oh Hyeon-sook / Director of the Gyeonggi Province 24/7 Public Service Center
“Although working conditions at the 24/7 Public Service Center are unfavorable, we are endeavoring to staff the center with capable officersoffering them additional benefits such as priority personnel points. We will also introduce a valet parking tem to ease the parking problem.”
The public service offices of Gyeonggi Province are implementing a variety of conveniences such as the acceptance of credit cards for the payment of civil application feesthe operation of separate desks for seniorspeople with disabilities.
5) Choi Ji-hyun Reporter
“Gyeonggi Province will continue to monitor the needsopinions of residentstake active measures to improve the quality of public services.”