Making the Internet an Integral og Life

Cyber courses
Online computer training (Four courses on entry-level training, Korean-language programs, and Internet)

Bulletin boards for local events
Notices of weddings, 60th birthday parties, first-year birthday parties, school reunions, and other various local gatherings to promote a sense of community

Cyber Local Tax Service
Advice on the ten most-frequently asked local tax questions, including information on tax returns through e-mail and bulletin boards.

Enhancing Information Capabilities of District Residents

Computer skills training
Customized classes for specific groups such as disabled persons, seniors, and housewives

Computer skills competition
One competition per year with 240 participants to test computer utilization and Internet search ability

PC Banks
For social groups which are apt to be left behind in the information age, such as low-income persons, the disabled, and organizations for social welfare recipients.

Group e-mail
Allows local residents to express their opinions on public issues, and provide means for interactive communication.

Digitalizing District Administration

Internet use
To offer a website on laws and regulations related to district governance and to establish an electronic bidding management system

Computerization of administration work
To digitalize administrative records (146,940 pages), blueprints and floor plans (421 pages), and buildingdeeds(90,900 pages); To computerize construction and machinery registration procedures, healthcare information systems, and private billboard management, etc.

Expansion of information infrastructure
To distribute 200 units of high-performance PCs, and expand communication network capacities by installing fiber optic cables and Internet lines (eighty to 100 lines) for subdistrict (Dong) Information Centers; To introduce an electronic billingsystem and computerize administrative procedures.