Article 1.Gyeonggi’sEmergency Call Service Center for Women (131202-1)
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For Gyeonggi Province’s 1366 Emergency Call Service Centerfor Women, this year has been busier than ever. The center has been helping women in distressprotecting themviolence,necessary, providing them with shelter.
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1) [SOUNDBITE]
“Gyeonggi’s1366 Emergency Call Service Centerfor Women. How may I help you?”
2) 1366 Emergency Call Service Center for Women
At this center, twelve specialists work around the clock to help women who victims of such problems asdomestic violence, sexual assaultsexualtrafficking.
3) Telephone Consultations, InterviewsOn-site Consultations
Consultation services are provided to sufferers of mentalphysical abuse on a one-to-one basis via telephone, interviewsand on-site visits.
3) [SOUNDBITE] Lee Jeong-sook / Gunpo City Resident
“I was pushedhit. I still have bruises here. I was so scaredfrightened..”
4) Emergency Shelter for Women
The center also operates an emergency shelter for victims of violence, providing them with temporary accommodationprotection.
[CG]23,048 Cases Handledthe Gyeonggi Center This Year
Of more than 23,000 cases that have been handledthe center this year, nearly twenty thousand cases were consultations via telephone, two thousandinterviews, four hundred through on-site visitsseventeen hundred with foreign women. Concurrently, 296 womentheir 169 children used the emergency shelter.
The Gyeonggi center plans to reinforce its services through the formation of an operation network with other related organizations.
5) [INTERVIEW] GwakGeum / Director of the 1366 Emergency Call Service Center for Women
“We will work with local social welfare workerschildren’s centers to identify children in critical situationsprovide them with joint services.”
6) Cameraman: Lee Hyo-jin, Editor: Yang Yun-sil
The Gyeonggi Provincial Government also plans to intensify the protection of womenviolence as part of its efforts to a comprehensive social safety network.
 
Article 2.Success Stories of G-Business Inauguration Project Continue (131202-2)
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Whilethe economic environment remainsdifficult foraspiring entrepreneurs, the participants of the G-Business Inauguration Project of Gyeonggi Province are realizing remarkable success.
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1) Testonic Ltd. / Ansan City
When a person enters an office, an automatic vacuum cleaning temtriggeredsensorsremoves dirtdust preciselythe bottom of the shoes the visitoron the mat.
This mat was inventedan insurance saleswoman who founded this company after joining the G-Business Inauguration Project.
Shenow the proud owner of a business that marked KRW 3 billion in sales this year.
2) [INTERVIEW] Kang Ok-nam / CEO ofTestonic
“Without proper financing, I was strugglingthe beginning. Then I was admitted to the G-Business Inauguration Projecthave since received a great deal of support.”
3) SNA / Gyeonggi R&D Center Resident Company
Another young entrepreneur also achieved success after completing a course at the Gyeonggi Business Incubation Centerand now donates part of his profitstonew participants.
4) [INTERVIEW] GwonGyeong-soo / CEO of SNA
”I received so much help, so in returnI wanted to help those who start businessesI did.”
5) G-Business Inauguration Festival / Gyeonggi SmallMedium Business Center
A special event was held to showcase the success stories of new companies that were supportedGyeonggi Province.
[CG] Job Creation Effect of G-Business InaugurationProject
So far, 540 individuals have successfully established businessesthrough provincial support,1,172 new jobs have been d as a result.
6) [INTERVIEW] Oh Seong-geun / Director of the Gyeonggi SmallMedium Business Center
“We will continue to provide support in challengingareas which have to be overcomeenterprises they are to grow.”
7) Cameraman: Ryu Min-ho, Editor: Na In-seon
Such support will be providedfrom the very beginning on an on-going basis in the form of education, financial support,customized support for researchdevelopment, as well as follow-up support.
 
Article 3.Pinocchio Museum Opens in Paju City (131204-3)
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A Korean collector of Pinocchio artifacts opened the Pinocchio Museum to share the joy of hiscollection of 30 years with children. A GTV reporter was there.
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1) Pinocchio Museum / Paju City
Pinocchio, a world-renowned fairy talecharacter, was dItalian children’s writer Carlo Collodi. Every piece at the museumdifferent, but with Pinocchio’s elongated nose, round eyeslimbs attached to s, eachunmistakably iconic of a characteradoredchildren around the world.
2) [INTERVIEW] Kim Tae-yoon (Age 7) / Lira Kindergarten
“Itfascinatingfun to see Pinocchio that before I only saw in a fairy tale book.”
In addition to a variety of Pinocchio figurinesdolls, this museum also features the world’s first pop-up bookthe history of fairy tales of different countries.
3) Choi Chang-soon,GTV Reporter
“Children today are only familiar with Pinocchio in animated movies. But they can see more than three hundred incarnations of him reimaginedpeople of the world.”
4) First Pinocchio Museum in Korea
Thisthe first Pinocchio Museum in Korea.
5) More Than 300 Items CollectedAround the World
Some three hundred artifacts out of 1,200 items collectedthe founderdirector of the museum over the past thirty years are displayed.
Pinocchiotakesdiverse shapessizes including dollswooden puppets,and related toys, music boxes, puzzlesother related items can also be seen here.
Children can also watch moviesread books that feature Pinocchio.
6) [INTERVIEW] Cha Seong-yeon / Curator of the Pinocchio Museum
“Children can learnthe story of Pinocchio’s adventure as well as the value of honesty.”
7) Cameraman: Lee Hyo-jin, Editor: Kim Do-yoon
The museum currently plans to hold an exchange exhibition in cooperation with the museum in the home of Pinocchio, Collodi Village in Italy.
 
Article 4.Gyeonggi Province Is Snow-Ready (131203-1)
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Snow hasyet to unleash its full power in Koreathis winter. However, Gyeonggi Province has completed its preparations for snowfallthis coming seasonis now fully ready to face the worst.
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Roads were blockedsnowdriving was hazardous. Sudden heavy snowfalls made snow removal nearly impossible. But that was last winter. This year, Gyeonggi Provincedetermined to be well prepared.
1) More AccurateTimely Weather Forecasts
Gyeonggi Province’s Meteorological Policy Advisoroverseeing more accuratetimely weather forecasts this year.
2) [INTERVIEW] Park Sang-joon / Meteorological Policy Advisor, Disaster Headquarters
“Heavy snowfallexpectedagainthis year. We will do try our very best to minimize possiblesnow-relateddamage through timely forecastsswift countermeasures inof our 31 citiescounties.”
3) Snow-removal Equipment Ready for Action
More than five thousand pieces of snow-removalequipment are ready to be deployed immediately upon heavy snowfall forecasts throughout the province.
4) [PIP / INTERVIEW] Jeong Yong-in / Senior Officer of the Paju City Road Management Office
“We have finished preparatory inspections ofsnow-removal vehiclesequipment. We will go on full alert two hours in advance of expected heavy snowfalls.”
5) 180,000 Tons of Calcium Chloride
Concurrently, 180,000 tons of calcium chloride, whichmuch more than the 100,000 tons of last year, has been distributed to ensure the safety of roads.
6) [INTERVIEW] Moon Myeong-moo / Disaster Prevention Team Leader of the Disaster Headquarters
“Snow-removal equipmentnecessarypersonnel have been secured to minimize damageinconvenience in both ruralurban areas.”
7) Cameraman: Lee Hyo-jin, Editor: Yang Yoon-sil
While the forecast says that it will be coldersnow more this winter, Gyeonggi Provincedetermined to make it a safer winterhas undertakenimproved preparations. 
Article 5.First Certified Civilian Gardeners in Korea (131203-2)
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The first certified gardenersin Korea were produced in Gyeonggi Province.
After months of education, the first eighty four successful graduates were presented with Citizen GardenerCertificatesthe Gyeonggi GreenAgriculture Foundation.
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1) Shingu University Botanical Garden/ Seongnam City
As their title suggests, these gardeners will work primarily as volunteers for public facilitieslocal communities in their gardeninglandscaping projects.
Theycan also utilize their expertise in various private activities as professionals.
2) [INTERVIEW] Kim Hye-ok / Citizen Gardener, 1st Graduate
“I chose to become a citizen gardener because it allows me to work at higherstandardscaliber.”
3) First Certified Citizen Gardeners in Korea
The official gardener certification programin Gyeonggi Provinceis the first of its kind in Korea,is similar to the Master Gardener tem of the United States.
4) [INTERVIEW] Kim In-ho / Director of the Shingu University Botanical Garden
“Greenery hassoothing effects on uspositive influences on society. In that sense, gardening can play an important role in the formation of social capital.”
5) Citizen Gardeners Graduation Ceremony (December 3rd)
The first eighty four graduates of the gardenereducation course that began in March will be assigned to parkspublic facilities forthetending of their indooroutdoor gardens as well as forcaretaker training.
6) [INTERVIEW] Kim Jeong-han / President of the Gyeonggi GreenAgriculture Foundation
“Citizen gardeners will be actively involved in managing gardens in public placeslead our green culture.”
7) Cameraman: Lee Hyo-jin, Editor: Na In-seon
The second session of the gardener education course already began in Augustwillin May next year.
 
Article 6.Big Data Utilization Strategies Seminar (131204-2)
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Big dataan emerging term that describes an amount of data that grows too large for an on-hand database tem to handle efficiently.
Recognizing this problem, the Gyeonggi Provincial Government organized the Big Data Utilization Strategies Seminar to seek ways in which to improve the situation.
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1) Growing Need for Improved Information Production Speed
Advancesin information communications using a variety of communication media have resulted in an explosion of data availability which, in turn, has given rise to the necessity for more efficienttimely data analysisinformation production.
2) [INTERVIEW] Yang Seung-man / CEO of MiraejigiLyd.
“Datathe most fundamental asset of modern enterprises. Together with smart communicationnetwork technologies, data can be utilized as a valuable asset for the creative economy.”
3) Big Data Utilization Strategies Seminar (December 4th) / POSCO ICT, Seongnam City
This seminar was organized to discuss ways in which to utilize ever growing amounts of data as a more effective information resource.
4) Future VisionFusion of Data
Under the theme of ‘Future VisionFusion of Data’, presenters at the seminar discussed the future of information productionthe data industry.
5) [INTERVIEW] Han Ho-yeon / Gyeonggi Province Information Service Official
“Our primary goalto build a large-scale data center. With the necessary personnel added to it, Gyeonggi Province will reborn as a data hub.”
Generating the largest amount of data in Korea, Gyeonggi Provincean ideal place for a data hub for the data industry.
6) Cameraman: Lee Soo-chan, Editor: Na In-seon
The Gyeonggi Provincial Government plans to expand cooperation with related organizations to maximize the utilization of data as a valuable resource for information.

 
Article 7.Cultural Heritage Promotion Idea Contest (131204-1)
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The Cultural Heritage Promotion Idea Contest was heldthe Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation during SeptemberOctober.
This contest was organized as part of the provincial government’s policy to promote cultural, historicnatural assets.
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The creation of the Cultural Heritage Division in aprincipal administration for the first time in Koreaalso related to this provincial policy.
1) Cultural HeritagePromotion Idea Contest (September 2nd ~ October 22nd)
Many interesting ideas weresubmittedthe publicregarding the effective utilization of cultural assetsthat are scattered throughout Gyeonggi Province.
2) [INTERVIEW] Kim Yeong-hwa / Relics DepartmentManager, the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation
“This contest aims to find other ways of utilizing cultural assets to satisfy the needs of residents other than just to serve as sites for visits.”
3) Idea: ‘WhalWhalWhal’
The idea‘HwalHwalHwal (활활활)’ proposed an archeryhorse riding program at Chalgap (찰갑), arecently discovered archeological site.
4) Idea: ‘Dinosaur Art Festival’
Another submission suggested that a ‘Dinosaur Art Festival’be held near the site of dinosaur egg fossilsin a wide open field in Hwaseong (화성) City.Largely unknown except bythe scientific community, this site isregistered as Natural Monument 414of Korea.
5) [INTERVIEW] Hwang Gyu-jin/ Member of the Korea Curators Association
“I think that,utilizing cultural assetsin different ways, we can promote public awareness of their importance as well as the local economy
Itthe goal of the Gyeonggi Provincial Governmentto maximize the value of cultural assetsthrough the promotion of theirusagepublic recognition. Contributions to the local economy throughutilization activities are also a possible benefit.
6) [INTERVIEW] Kim Gyu-sang / Cultural Heritage Utilization Team Leader, Cultural Heritage Division
“We will provide good ideas with support for program developmentoperations next year,will continue to promote our policy so that it can become a model for other regions.”
7) Cameraman: Park Dong-jin, Editor: Yang Yoon-sil
The cultural heritage utilization policy of Gyeonggi Provincebased on the principle that the value of cultural assets will be losttheir preservation meaningless without public appreciation.