GH Urban Regeneration Support Center to Hold 'Urban Regeneration University Planning Specialist Course' on August 12-13

The Gyeonggi Urban Regeneration Support Center, operated by Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Development Corporation (GH), is holding the "Gyeonggi-do Urban Regeneration University Planning Specialist Course" for two days from August 12 to 13 at the Main Educational Room of the Gyeonggi Institute of Science and Technology Promotion.

The Gyeonggi-do Urban Regeneration University is an educational program organized by the Center to enhance the expertise of practitioners such as government officials in charge, staff from urban regeneration support centers, and relevant public corporation employees, with the aim of revitalizing urban regeneration in all 31 cities and counties of Gyeonggi Province.

This Planning Specialist Course is the second class in the series, following the Management Specialist Course held in June.

The main curriculum covers: ▲ Understanding of urban regeneration policies and establishing plans, ▲ Maintenance of aging residential areas and region-specific urban regeneration, and ▲ Urban regeneration in connection with renewable energy, among other topics.

Participants of the 'Gyeonggi-do Urban Regeneration University Planning Specialist Course,' which opened on the 12th and is operated by the Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Development Corporation (GH) through the Gyeonggi-do Urban Regeneration Support Center, are taking a commemorative photo. Provided by Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Development Corporation

Starting this year, the Center has subdivided the Urban Regeneration University program into the Planning Specialist Course and the Management Specialist Course. In particular, to reflect the latest urban regeneration policies and current issues, the curriculum has been reorganized jointly with the Korea Urban Regeneration Association. In addition, to enhance the quality of education, outstanding lecturers such as members of the association’s education committee with proven expertise have been invited.

Kim Yong-jin, President of GH, stated, "It is essential to improve practitioners’ understanding of urban regeneration policies and planning in order to revitalize all 31 cities and counties. We will continue to provide substantive training so that practitioners can effectively strengthen their planning capabilities."

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