Hamyang County Selected for Vulnerable Area Living Condition Improvement Project, Secures 3.3 Billion Won in State and Provincial Funding

Sangbaek Village in Sudong-myeon and Jungdong Village in Anui-myeon Selected

Total Project Budget of 4.3 Billion Won Secured, Including 3.3 Billion Won in National and Provincial Funds

Chosen by the Presidential Commission on the Local Era... Renovation of Old Houses and Living Infrastructure to Follow

Hamyang County in South Gyeongsang Province announced that Sangbaek Village in Sudong-myeon and Jungdong Village in Anui-myeon have been selected for the '2027 Vulnerable Area Living Condition Improvement Project' contest, hosted by the Presidential Commission on the Local Era, securing a total project budget of 4.3 billion won, including 3.3 billion won in national and provincial subsidies.

The Vulnerable Area Living Condition Improvement Project is a government contest project aimed at improving residential conditions in areas with poor living infrastructure, such as housing, safety, and sanitation. The project promotes the renovation of old houses, expansion of basic living facilities, disaster prevention, and strengthening of residents' capabilities.

[Photo by Hamyang County] Hamyang County secured a total project cost of 4.3 billion KRW, including 3.3 billion KRW in national and provincial subsidies, after Sangbaek Village in Sudong-myeon and Jungdong Village in Anui-myeon were selected in the "2027 Vulnerable Area Living Condition Improvement Project" contest organized by the Presidential Committee on Local Autonomy. Anui-myeon - Jungdong Village

The two villages selected this time have a high proportion of old houses and are in need of improvements to living infrastructure, such as village roads and drainage systems.

Through the project, the county plans to gradually implement the renovation of old houses and support for home repairs, the maintenance of village roads and drainage facilities, the expansion of safety facilities, improvements to living and sanitation infrastructure, the renovation of vacant and idle spaces, and the improvement of communal facilities for residents.

In addition, the county will reflect feedback collected through resident briefings and village meetings in the project plan, and will push forward with the project centered on the residents' steering committee.

Jin Byeong-yeong, Mayor of Hamyang County, stated, "We will promote projects that improve living environments and residential conditions by reflecting residents' opinions."

The Vulnerable Area Living Condition Improvement Project aims not only at simple facility renovation, but also at enhancing the quality of life and residential environment for local residents.

To ensure that the achievements of this project selection lead to tangible changes, it is essential to carry out the planned initiatives without delay and to continuously incorporate residents' opinions.

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