South Korea: Haenam County Council proposes urging Haenam to attract a climate change response center

Published 2021년 8월 24일

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The Haenam County Council in South Korea is advocating for the establishment of a Climate Change Response Center in the area. The proposal comes in response to the government's plan to create an agri-food climate change control center to bolster agricultural sector resilience against climate change. Haenam County, known for its leading cultivated area and eco-friendly agricultural products, presents an ideal location for the center, given its existing infrastructure and network of climate change experts. The county council offers to provide administrative support and secure the necessary site for the center, which could potentially become a new growth engine for the underdeveloped Southwest Coast of Jeollanam-do.

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(Haenam = Yonhap News) Reporter Jo Geun-young = Jeonnam Haenam County Council has made a proposal to urge Haenam County to attract the Climate Change Response Center. According to the county council on the 24th, the government announced on the 5th a plan to select a project to build an agri-food climate change response center in order to strengthen the function of the control tower to respond to climate change in the agricultural sector. Haenam is Korea's representative farmer and ranks first in terms of cultivated area and certified eco-friendly agricultural products nationwide. Since 2005, the Nanji Fruit Research Institute located in Gunji has been conducting pilot cultivation and research on subtropical crops such as banana, okra, papaya, and apple mango. It is the best place to The county council explained that it is a prepared local government that can maximize synergy effects by securing a site for the establishment of the center and providing administrative support such as ...

Source: Yna