Gangdong District to Disclose 30 Major Projects Under the 'Policy Name Disclosure System'

Gangdong Hangang Greenway, Dunchon Oryun Station connection study, and more

Seoul’s Gangdong District, headed by District Mayor Lee Soohee, will disclose to residents the progress of 30 major projects this year, including the creation of the Gangdong Hangang Greenway, along with the names of the public officials involved.

Lee Suhee, Mayor of Gangdong-gu. Provided by Gangdong-gu.

The district announced on November 9 that it had selected 30 projects for priority management under its 2026 Policy Name Disclosure System and published them on the district office website. The system records, manages and discloses the names of officials involved in making and implementing major policies, as well as the progress of those policies. It covers construction projects and other initiatives costing at least KRW 2 billion, research services costing at least KRW 100 million, and policies closely related to residents' daily lives.

This year, following review by the Work Evaluation Committee, selected projects included the “Gangdong Hangang Greenway Development,” the “Construction of the Amsa 1-dong Integrated Public and Cultural Center,” and a “Preliminary Feasibility Study on a Connection to Dunchon Oryun Station on Line 3.” The district plans to disclose project summaries detailing the background and key aspects of each initiative and continue monitoring them. It also disclosed the implementation results of nine projects completed last year from among those designated for priority management.

The district will also operate the “Public Policy Name Disclosure Request System” year-round, allowing residents to directly request the disclosure of policies. Policies selected for disclosure will be posted on the district office website.

District Mayor Lee Soohee said, “I hope the Policy Name Disclosure System will lead officials to carry out their work responsibly. We will continue to operate the system faithfully and build trust in the district administration.”

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