공공시설의 효율적 관리운영방안: 경기도 광주시 문화 및 체육시설을 중심으로

Abstract

This research thoroughly investigates the operational and management strategies of Gwangju City’s public facilities, particularly focusing on sports and cultural venues. With Gwangju’s growing population and aging demographic, the demand for these facilities has increased. The study identifies a lack of comprehensive strategies and clear guidelines for managing the growing number of facilities and proposes a classification system—Simple/Independent, Complex/ Attached, and Multi-purpose/Independent—to streamline management. It underscores the need for proactive planning based on demographic predictions, life-cycle analysis of facilities, and strategies for equal public access. The concentration of facilities in certain areas calls for a long-term supply plan. Financial sustainability is another key concern, with the study suggesting self-revenue measures like fee structuring and advertising. It also emphasizes the need for clear evaluation criteria focused on public benefit, economic viability, and sustainability. Overall, the study highlights the need for a holistic strategy that balances operational efficiency with fiscal sustainability for Gwangju’s public facilities.