Best in three organizations, including the Welfare Foundation of Gyeonggi-do Province's "Excellent Policy Evaluation."

Gyeonggi Province said it selected three cases, including the Gyeonggi Welfare Foundation's illegal private financial damage support project, as best cases in the "2024 Outstanding Policy and Case Presentation" evaluation of 25 public institutions.

In the field of service innovation for provincial residents, the Gyeonggi Welfare Foundation's project to support illegal private financial damage was selected as the best case.

Despite its limited budget and manpower, the foundation was recognized for operating the nation's first illegal debt collection heavy rains and safety shelters (illegal private financial damage support projects) to support victims of illegal private finance.

In the field of social value creation, the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization's "Project to Develop a barrier-free tourism course directly participated by the tourism-conscious class" won the best prize, and in the field of responsible management practice, the Gyeonggi Job Foundation's "Introduction of Autonomous Commuting and Work-Family Balance Support System" such as the introduction of "0.5&0.75 Jobs."

The evaluation was conducted by reviewing 78 outstanding policies and cases implemented by affiliated public institutions and selecting nine outstanding cases (best, best, and encouragement) in three categories: service innovation, social value creation, and responsible management practice.