Korean Cultural Heritage Administration improves the living environment of residents within national heritage sites...supporting 200 million won per site

The Korean Cultural Heritage Administration announced on the 9th that it will begin a new project to improve the living environment of people living in areas designated as national heritage sites. The “National Heritage Landscape Improvement Project” aims to protect national heritage and
The aim is to achieve coexistence between the two countries, and the budget will be spent on repairing and improving aging infrastructure and facilities. This year, 1 billion won will be invested (500 million won in national funding, 500 million won in local funding, approximately 100 million yen in Japanese yen).
This project is aimed at people living in areas designated as national heritage sites, such as Pungnatoseongseong (Songpa-gu, Seoul City) and Hongdo Natural Conservation Area (Jollanam-do), as well as Suwon Hwaseong Fortress (Suwon City, Gyeonggi-do). national heritage sites, etc.
Targeting areas surrounded by This year, five national heritage sites will be selected through public recruitment by local governments, and each site will receive 200 million won (100 million won in national funding) to establish standards for improving the settlement environment.
We plan to give priority support to the expenses of