Suwon Civil Servant's Proposal on 'Mobile-Based Management of Deteriorated Buildings' Selected as Grand Prize

In a civil servant proposal contest held by Suwon Special Metropolitan City (Mayor Lee Jae-jun), the "preemptive inspection system for deteriorated dangerous buildings utilizing a mobile inspection system" was selected as the grand prize winner.

The idea received high marks as an effective way to manage dangerous deteriorated buildings by creating electronic inspection checklists with only a building manager entering an address. The proposal was submitted by Clerks Lee Jang-han and Kim Min-ho of the Building Safety Team.

At the 'Empathy × Tomorrow Policy Proposal Challenge' competition held on the 30th at the multipurpose hall of the Suwon Special Metropolitan City Council, presentations by 7 teams that advanced to the finals after the first screening were followed by judging.

The excellence awards were given to "Zero Right-Turn Accidents, Suwon-Style Safe Crosswalk" (Clerk Heo Song-i from the Design Support Team) and "Smart Document Integration Platform for Both Citizens and Public Officials" (Clerk Jang Jun-hee from the Lifelong Learning Coordination Team).

Suwon City received 32 ideas from a contest held for civil servants to discover practical policies that benefit citizens' lives, selected 7 finalists, and determined 1 grand prize team, 2 most excellent teams, and 4 excellent teams.

Kim Hyung-soo, Director of the Citizen Communication Division at Suwon City, stated, "We will strive to develop practical ideas that began with field civil servants' experience and insight into policies that benefit citizens' lives."