“Please Save the Rural Community”: The Reason Calls for Rural Basic Income in Jinju

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[Korea Agricultural Policy Newspaper, Reporter No Ye-jin] On July 28, the ‘Gyeongsangnam-do Rural Basic Income Ordinance Enactment Campaign Headquarters’ launched and simultaneously declared the commencement of a campaign to enact an ordinance supporting rural basic income in the Gyeongnam region. Since then, starting in September, full-scale signature campaigns have been underway across Gyeongnam, centered on local festivals and events for town and village residents. However, there is one region that is engaging with residents using slightly different wording compared to others: Jinju City. As of last September, Jinju is home to approximately 340,000 residents and is a mixed urban-rural city composed of 14 Dongs, 1 Eup, and 15 Myeons. Recently, in the redesignation of areas with declining population, Sacheon City

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