Gyeonggi Province to bear half of the cost for 'Basic Rural Income'

Published 2025년 10월 13일

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[Reporter Lee Jang-hee, Korea Farmers' News] If Yeoncheon and Gapyeong counties in Gyeonggi Province are selected for the 'Rural Basic Income Pilot Project', the province will provide approximately 56.2 billion won annually to the two regions. According to recent information from Gyeonggi Province, the government plans to push forward the 'Rural Basic Income Pilot Project' for two years starting in 2026. Applications will be accepted until October 13 for regions with declining populations nationwide, and around six to seven counties out of 69 will be selected. The project will operate by providing 150,000 won per month in local currency. Currently, Yeoncheon County and Gapyeong County in Gyeonggi Province are included in the target areas for application submission and are preparing to submit their applications. The issue is one of the conditions of the pilot project, which includes 40% national funding, local funding.

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When Yeoncheon County and Gapyeong County are selected for the pilot project, 56.2 billion won per year will be supported, with half of the contribution fee covered. The Gyeonggi Province is reviewing the operation agency for local currency, among other things, if Yeoncheon and Gapyeong Counties are selected for the "Rural Basic Income Pilot Project." According to Gyeonggi Province recently, the government will push forward the "Rural and Fishing Village Basic Income Pilot Project" for two years starting in 2026. Until October 13, applications will be accepted from regions with declining populations across the country, and around six out of 69 counties will be selected to operate by issuing 150,000 won per month in local currency. Currently, Yeoncheon County and Gapyeong County are included in the application target areas, and Gyeonggi Province is preparing to submit application documents. The problem is that one of the pilot project conditions, the national budget contribution of ...
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