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Bonghwa County regional revitalization efforts
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Bonghwa County has initiated several programs aimed at addressing regional decline and supporting local demographics. Initially, the county launched the ‘Young Farmer Self-Reliance Foundation Support Project,’ providing subsidies of up to 100 million KRW to farmers aged 39 or younger. To combat population decline, the county approved its second Basic Plan for Responding to Population Decline for the 2027–2031 period, which includes projects like the ‘K-Vietnam Valley’ tourism hub and the ‘Bonghwa-style Sunlight Income Village.’ Expanding social welfare, the county launched the ‘2026 Nutrition Filling Relief Care Service’ and the 2026 Filial Piety Incentive. Building on these efforts, the county introduced a long-term development plan to foster a healing industry by 2035. In September 2026, the county held reporting sessions to establish its 2027 administrative work plans. These sessions focused plans, focusing on reviewing the pledges of the 9th popularly elected administration and addressing key pending projects. To manage difficult fiscal conditions, the administration is adopting a strategy of ‘selection and focus,’ which involves re-evaluating project priorities and reducing non-essential or non-urgent initiatives to maximize budget efficiency. As part of these efforts focus’ strategy to manage fiscal conditions. To combat regional extinction, the county is accelerating an independent rural basic income project. Following the inclusion of expanded rural basic income pilot programs in the 2027 government budget proposal, Bonghwa County is adopting a ‘two-track’ strategy. This involves advancing strategy to advance its own independent model to stabilize household finances for farmers and stimulate the local economy while simultaneously preparing to align with government standards should it be selected standards. To refine this, the county scheduled a public briefing for future official pilot programs. October 7, 2026, to gather resident feedback on eligibility, payment methods, and the use of local currency to stimulate the economy. On September 19, 2026, approximately 20 members of the Bonghwa-gun Youth Policy Council participated in the 7th Suwon Youth Day in Gyeonggi Province. The council operated promotional booths, including Day. Operating booths such as ‘Subongi’s Photo Studio’ and ‘Subongi’s Fruit Shop,’ to introduce Bonghwa’s youth the council introduced settlement policies and agricultural products to urban youth. The council received a commendation from Suwon City for its efforts to build sustainable networks and contribute to youth policy development.
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