The Hometown Love Donation Program has surpassed 100 billion won in cumulative donations in its third year.
Increased donations to special disaster areas and the expansion of private platform donations are key factors.
Next year, the tax deduction rate will be further expanded, leading to increased participation.

A system improvement is being promoted to allow local government recommended personnel to participate in government committees.
The Ministry of the Interior and Safety, the Ministry of Government Legislation, and the Council of Governors of Korea have approved 20 amendments to presidential decrees.
This amendment is expected to enable local governments to participate more actively in the decision-making process of major national policies.

Starting next year, the age for child allowance will be gradually extended, and integrated medical and care services for the elderly and disabled will be fully implemented.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare announced its work plan focusing on extending the child allowance age, expanding integrated medical and care services nationwide, and easing medical expenses.
Welfare policies that the public can feel will be promoted in areas such as childbirth, childcare, retirement income, and overall medical and care services.

The government plans to expand ‘Sunlight Income Villages’ nationwide to enhance energy independence and resident income through community-led solar power generation.
The Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced that it will work with the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and the Ministry of Climate and Environment to implement comprehensive government support.
The government will provide integrated support for key elements such as power grid connection, site acquisition, and financial aid through the newly established task force.

Starting next year, the cost reduction period for preemie outpatient care will be extended to a maximum of 5 years and 4 months.
The maximum reward for reporting fraudulent health insurance claims will be increased to 3 billion KRW, and post-health checkup management will be strengthened.
This amendment aims to alleviate the medical expenses burden on citizens and enhance the stability of health insurance finances.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism plans to promote ‘K-Culture’ as a key growth industry and focus on four major tasks.
The main tasks include strengthening the foundation of a cultural powerhouse, achieving 30 million K-tourists early, and establishing a trusted sports environment.
The ministry will develop tailored strategies for various sectors such as film, games, and popular music, and expand overseas ventures.