주민주도형 아카이빙 활동을 위한 마을만들기 사업 사례 연구

Abstract

As the concept of local autonomy and residents autonomy spread, the Urban Village Making project, which has been in operation nationwide since late 1990, was used as ‘creating villages’and ‘growing villages’, but now its scope has been expanded to ‘cultural cities’ and “~Daum.” While the Urban Village Making project was led by ordering agencies as a government-led project for the majority of existing urban regeneration or regional projects, the budget support is a resident-led project that is received by government agencies and local governments, but is carried out by residents in the region from the stage of planning and public offering to the overall implementation of the project. As residents participate from the initial public offering stage, the Urban Village Making project is well-represented by the identity or character of the area, and as local residents work together on the village project, it can bring about expected effects such as strengthening the solidarity of the village and strengthening the competitiveness of the cultural industry. In addition, as the importance of fostering the cultural industry and spiritual culture began to emerge, the early the Urban Village Making project, which were not merely scenic projects, were recently introduced to reveal the characteristics of the area, including the creation of village communities, the strengthening of local capabilities, and the operation of training programs. In this study, we will analyze the background, progress, and examples of Urban Village Making project, check the importance and implications of the community-led project through the elicitation of the village’s storytelling elements, and explore the ability to link local cultures.