Expand Public and Welfare Meal Services, Strengthen Logistics Infrastructure
Gather Feedback from the Field at Interim Briefing

Anseong, Gyeonggi Province, has begun developing its Second Local Food Plan, which will connect the production, distribution, and consumption of local agricultural products. The plan aims to secure stable markets for farmers and strengthen the system for supplying residents with healthy, safe food.

Kim Bora, mayor of Anseong, discusses the direction of local food policy with attendees at an interim briefing on the Second Anseong City Local Food Plan, held in the city hall's main conference room on the 4th. Photo provided by Anseong City.

Kim Bora, mayor of Anseong, discusses the direction of local food policy with attendees at an interim briefing on the Second Anseong City Local Food Plan, held in the city hall's main conference room on the 4th. Photo provided by Anseong City.

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On November 4, Anseong City held an interim briefing on the development of its Second Local Food Plan in the city hall’s main conference room. Mayor Kim Bora, members of the Local Food Committee, the Rural New Vitality Project Promotion Group, and relevant public officials attended.


At the briefing, participants reviewed the achievements and limitations of the first plan and discussed key strategies and directions for the second plan, which will be implemented over the next five years. They also shared on-the-ground feedback to help make the plan more effective.


Under the first plan, the city expanded support for public meal services and established spaces serving as local food hubs. It also laid the groundwork for shipping agricultural products, focusing on small and medium-sized farmers.



The second plan will focus on strengthening the system for planned production of local agricultural products, expanding food support through public and welfare meal services, and establishing a stable logistics and distribution infrastructure. The city aims to better link production with supply to support both residents’ access to food and the local economy.

Kim Bora, mayor of Anseong, poses for a commemorative photo with attendees after holding an interim briefing on the establishment of the second Anseong Local Food Plan at City Hall’s main conference room on the 4th. Photo provided by Anseong City.

Kim Bora, mayor of Anseong, poses for a commemorative photo with attendees after holding an interim briefing on the establishment of the second Anseong Local Food Plan at City Hall’s main conference room on the 4th. Photo provided by Anseong City.

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An Anseong City official said, "The Local Food Plan is a policy designed to provide farmers with a stable income base and supply residents with healthy, safe food. We will incorporate the feedback from the briefing to develop an effective plan."


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