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Naju City, Child-Friendly City Slogan Competition¡¦ Works accepted by the 4th of this month
Child-Friendly City Value and Vision Implications Discovery¡¦ Promote consensus in child-friendly policy
(Naju = Break News) Reporter Haksu Lee = On the 30th of last month, Naju City, Jeollanam-do, announced on the 30th that it is holding a ¡°child-friendly city slogan contest¡± to form a consensus with citizens on the creation of a child-friendly city.
The ¡°unicef child-friendly city¡± is a city where all children under the age of 18 live with sufficient rights and aims to realize the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in the system of local governments.
This contest was prepared to draw attention to the local community and a consensus on policy by discovering key messages that imply the values and vision of a child-friendly city.
Anyone can apply until December 4th, regardless of region or age, and it is a work of around 20 words (Korean, foreign language, symbols available) that symbolizes the child-friendly city of Naju City or presents a vision for the future.
Nominations can only be submitted per person, and can be submitted by mail (Residential Life Support Division 22, City Hall-gil, Naju-si, Jeollanam-do) or by e-mail.
The city plans to select the final winners through the second screening including the Naju City Child Rights Spokesman (ombudsperson) and child preference evaluation after the first internal screening next month.
Prize winners are awarded with 500,000 won (1 person), 300,000 won (1 person), and 300,000 won (2 people).
In-gyu Kang, Mayor Na, said, ¡°We plan to deliver the implicit value of creating a child-friendly city to citizens in an easy-to-understand manner and discover a slogan that can be remembered continuously.¡± We will do our best to create a child-friendly city.¡±
You can check the form and details of the child-friendly city slogan contest on the website of Naju City Hall or on SNS (instagram, blog).