Online survey open to Gwangjin-gu residents through Sept. 11
Survey covers six key policy areas and campaign pledges to inform implementation plans
Gwangjin-gu is conducting an online survey through Sept. 11 to gather residents' views on campaign pledge projects for the ninth elected-term administration.
The survey is designed to inform residents about the administration's campaign pledges, gauge public interest and policy demand, and help determine the direction and priorities for carrying out those pledges.
Any Gwangjin-gu resident may participate through the district office's official website.
The survey asks respondents which of the six core areas of the ninth-term campaign pledges they are most interested in — balanced development, mutual-aid welfare, economic vitality, culture and education, safety and environment, and open communication — and which projects within each area they most look forward to.
The district plans to analyze the results comprehensively to identify areas and projects of high public interest, and to use the findings in drawing up implementation plans and selecting priority projects for the ninth elected-term administration.
"The campaign pledges of the ninth elected term are a commitment to residents, so it is important to faithfully reflect their voices even as we work out the details of each policy," District Mayor Kim Kyung-ho said. "Based on your valuable input, we will carefully set priorities and move swiftly to deliver pledge projects whose impact you can feel in your daily life."
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