The Gyeonggi Center for Public Interest Activities will hold the “2026 One Company-One Organization Public Interest Partnership Project Open Partners Day” on November 17 at the multipurpose hall of Gyeonggi Artists’ House in Suwon. The event will share the results of collaborations between companies and public interest organizations and explore new opportunities for cooperation.


The project connects corporate resources with the expertise of public interest organizations to help address community issues, including climate and environmental concerns, resource circulation, caregiving, and multicultural communities and migrants. Launched in northern Gyeonggi Province in 2023, it expanded across the province this year. It currently involves 18 companies, including Binggrae and Kakao, and 10 public interest organizations.


Open Partners Day Event Poster

Open Partners Day Event Poster

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The event will feature expert lectures on ways for companies and public interest organizations to collaborate, as well as presentations on partnership cases. Kim Gyeongha, a director at Ginger T Project, and Lee Inwoo, head of the ESG Support Team at the Gyeonggi Business & Science Accelerator, will give lectures. Five public interest organizations that have participated in the project for two to three years will share their experiences and achievements.


This will be followed by “Meeting Plaza,” where participants will gather in groups based on their areas of interest to discuss ways to work together to address community issues.



Yoo Myeonghwa, head of the Gyeonggi Center for Public Interest Activities, said, “This event is an opportunity for companies and public interest organizations to share their collaboration experiences and meet new partners. We will actively support efforts to ensure that the connections and discussions at the event lead to practical public interest activities that address community issues together.”


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