지역역량강화사업의 추진과 지속성에 영향을 미치는 요인 및 실천 방향: 고성군 어촌뉴딜 300사업 사례 분석
Factors and Practical Directions Affecting the Implementation and Sustainability of Regional Capacity-Building Projects: A Case Study of the Fishing Village New Deal 300 Project in Goseong-gun
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This study investigates the factors influencing the implementation and sustainability of regional capacity-building and regeneration projects through the case of the Fishing Village New Deal 300 Project in Ibam and Jejeon Ports, Goseong-gun. Based on project documents, the researcher’s self-reported records, and interviews with stakeholders, the research adopts a qualitative, multi-layered approach to examine the full project cycle. Through typological analysis, institutional, social, and human factors were identified as key influences on project outcomes. The findings highlight the importance of community participation, the role of intermediary organizations, and policy flexibility in sustaining locally driven development. The study offers practical recommendations to strengthen the effectiveness and continuity of future capacity-building and regional regeneration projects.
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This study investigates the factors influencing the implementation and sustainability of regional capacity-building and regeneration projects through the case of the Fishing Village New Deal 300 Project in Ibam and Jejeon Ports, Goseong-gun. Based on project documents, the researcher’s self-reported records, and interviews with stakeholders, the research adopts a qualitative, multi-layered approach to examine the full project cycle. Through typological analysis, institutional, social, and human factors were identified as key influences on project outcomes. The findings highlight the importance of community participation, the role of intermediary organizations, and policy flexibility in sustaining locally driven development. The study offers practical recommendations to strengthen the effectiveness and continuity of future capacity-building and regional regeneration projects.