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2.Sewerage Design, Alteration Management

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Sewerage Design, Alteration Management Checking the Design, Alteration, and Management of Sewerage In summer of 2011, Gwanghwamun Square was submerged for more than 2 hours due to localized heavy rain. After altering the type of sewer pipe to C type due to the underground passage construction, the slowdown of rain flow in the pipe resulted... Read more
1.Living Safety Governance

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Here is an introduction to the measures taken by Seoul Metropolitan Government: establishment of a new concept of an everyday safety network in which local residents play a leading role concerning safety; everyday life safety governance; design, change, and management of sewer lines; measures against heavy snow.
4.Welfare for Disabled

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Welfare for Disabled About the Disabled Disabled people are those who considerably suffer in daily life due to physical and mental disabilities, such as physical organ disorders, retarded mental development, or mental disease. Disability types were expanded to 10 from 5 in 2000, and to 15 from 10 in 2003. Registered disability types were expanded... Read more
3.Welfare for Elderly

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Welfare for Elderly Happy senior citizens Comprehensive Welfare Program Seoul devised a welfare policy tailored for all citizens. Announced in October 2012, the Happy senior citizens Comprehensive Welfare Program involving post-retirement second life aims at an aging society targeting not only senior citizens and baby boomers. Seoul Post-Retirement Second Life Support Center opened in Nokbeon-dong, Eunpyeong-gu,... Read more
2.Hope Welfare Projects

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Hope Welfare Projects What is the HOPE Ondol Project? The HOPE Ondol project is a local donating and sponsoring program for people having financial difficulties and to spread warmth in the neighborhood, just like the Korean traditional Ondol, which represents warmth. The strength of this program is that it is run by local residents. Moreover,... Read more
1.Hope Welfare

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Here is an introduction to Seoul Metropolitan Government’s welfare-related policies formulated through people’s participation, details of relevant projects, and welfare for the handicapped and senior citizens.
6.C40

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C40 C40 Cities Climate Summit Seoul The C40 Climate Leadership Group is a voluntary consultative body organized by megacities of the world to address the grim implications of climate change on global communities. To confront the reality that megacities, which occupy only 2 percent of Earth’s total area, emit over 80 percent of total greenhouse... Read more
4. Recycling City

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Recycling city Waste banners (placards) Used placard cloths are provided free of charge by district offices to anyone who wants to recycle them into farming covers, fine art tools, shopping bags, or waste collection bags. We reuse used banners or placard cloths instead of incinerating or discarding them! In this way, we can protect the... Read more
3. Waste Treatment Projects

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Waste treatment projects Basic directions To realize a clean city that recycles resources, the Seoul Metropolitan Government actively promotes the recycling of discharged wastes while suppressing their generation at the source. Food wastes are collected separately for recycling into resources. Resource recollection facilities seek to enhance the operation rate by providing more incentives to the... Read more
2. Landfill in Seoul Region

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Landfill in Seoul region Status of landfills in the Seoul region Location: Geomdan and Geoam-dong, Seo-gu, Incheon and Yangchon-myeon, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do (15,400,000㎡) Operation method: Agreement signed for building and operating landfills in the Seoul region (among the Ministry of Environment, three cities, and one province in Feb. 1989) Current fill ratio: 55% ※ Expected to... Read more
1. Environment policies

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Here is an introduction to Seoul Metropolitan Government’s environmental policies and relevant projects as a city producing energy and cycling resources.
2.Intra-city Roadside Stop Improvement Plan

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Intra-city Roadside Stop Improvement Plan Reality and Problems The great majority of roadside bus stops are old and narrow, thus endangering the safety of bus passengers and pedestrians alike. There is an urgent need for new bus shelters for protection against snow and rain, and a new user-friendly traffic information service system incorporating information technology... Read more

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