South Korea’s Ministry of Agriculture is launching a nationwide pork discount initiative in March.
The program aims to stabilize food prices and ease consumer burdens amid temporary price increases caused by ASF.
Discounts are available at major supermarkets, certified restaurants, and online platforms throughout March.
The Ministry of Education and KICE have launched the National Basic Academic Support Portal to unify student assessment and learning resources.
This portal streamlines diagnosis, psychological testing, and personalized materials for elementary to high school students.
The portal was officially launched on March 3, 2020, with nationwide implementation from March 4.
South Korea will operate a nationwide agricultural residue shredding week in March 2026.
This policy aims to eliminate farm waste burning and reduce wildfire risks, especially near forests.
The initiative is scheduled for March 1–7, 2026, with ongoing support after the event.
South Korea commemorates the 107th anniversary of the 3·1 Movement with new policy directions.
Key changes include expanded recognition for independence patriots and renewed peace efforts.
These initiatives were announced on March 1, 2026, at the national ceremony in Seoul.
The Rural Development Administration will distribute seeds for 18 medicinal crops to ensure stable domestic supply and climate resilience.
This initiative involves 12 agencies and includes new and superior varieties tailored to regional needs.
Seed distribution begins as early as March 2024, with supply periods varying by crop and institution.
The National Heritage Administration has introduced comprehensive safety measures for upcoming large-scale cultural events.
These actions address both the BTS concert at Gwanghwamun and increased visitor numbers at Seoul’s historic sites.
Implementation began with a policy meeting on February 25, ahead of the March 21 concert.