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Wonyong Choi, Mayor of Pyeongtaek City, stated on July 20 during the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to guarantee the basic rights of unregistered migrant children, "This agreement is meaningful as the local community has joined forces to ensure all children's basic rights regardless of birth registration. We will continue to do our best to enhance children's health rights and welfare." Pyeongtaek City announced that it signed a four-party agreement for 'Project 169' alongside JB Woori Capital, UNICEF Korea, and the Pyeongtaek Foreigner Welfare Center.
Based on the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16.9 to provide legal identity for all by 2030, 'Project 169' will utilize a 50 million won donation from JB Woori Capital to provide up to 10 million won per child for medical expenses. Pyeongtaek City will handle administrative support, UNICEF Korea will oversee general operations, and the Pyeongtaek Foreigner Welfare Center will manage field cases and identification.
While this initiative receives positive evaluation for addressing the health and survival rights of unregistered children who were previously excluded from institutional protection, clear limitations remain regarding reliance on one-off corporate donations.
To prevent support from halting once private funds are exhausted, Pyeongtaek City must develop fundamental policy alternatives, such as securing public funding at the municipal level and continuously proposing legislative reforms to the central government for universal birth registration.
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Wonyong Choi, Mayor of Pyeongtaek City, stated on July 20 during the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to guarantee the basic rights of unregistered migrant children, "This agreement is meaningful as the local community has joined forces to ensure all children's basic rights regardless of birth registration. We will continue to do our best to enhance children's health rights and welfare." Pyeongtaek City announced that it signed a four-party agreement for 'Project 169' alongside JB Woori Capital, UNICEF Korea, and the Pyeongtaek Foreigner Welfare Center.
Based on the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16.9 to provide legal identity for all by 2030, 'Project 169' will utilize a 50 million won donation from JB Woori Capital to provide up to 10 million won per child for medical expenses. Pyeongtaek City will handle administrative support, UNICEF Korea will oversee general operations, and the Pyeongtaek Foreigner Welfare Center will manage field cases and identification.
While this initiative receives positive evaluation for addressing the health and survival rights of unregistered children who were previously excluded from institutional protection, clear limitations remain regarding reliance on one-off corporate donations.
To prevent support from halting once private funds are exhausted, Pyeongtaek City must develop fundamental policy alternatives, such as securing public funding at the municipal level and continuously proposing legislative reforms to the central government for universal birth registration.
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