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Happy Female Leaders after Building a Nursery
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Books > Published Book
Topic
Result > Research on Saemaul Undong > Educational Resource
Time Period
1990's > 1992
Source
Organization of Saemaul Undong > Training Institute > Central Training Institute
Page
24
Date
19920401
Ref.No
MA-02-00138894
Creator
Korea Saemaul Undong Center Training Institute
Description
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Description
[Overview]
The manuscript of ‘Happy Female Leaders after Building the Hongju Nursery’ from the first issue (July 10, 1974) of ‘Correspondence Manual Saemaul Undong’, the irregular publication of the Saemaul Leaders Training Institute (SLTI).
[Content]
This manuscript introduces the income-generation plan of Lee Seung Hee, a female leader who operated the Hongju Nursery, a nursery and community hall in Namjang-ri, Hongseong-eup, Hongseong-gun, Chungcheongnam-do. She relocated a nursery she had operated out of her home to the community hall. She planned to carry out Saemaul projects by distributing knitted work for export to women at the community hall, and also running a village store with the support of KRW 100,000 from the gun (county) office.
[Terminology]
Knitted work: Clothes or accessories made with thread or string.
[Significance]
This manuscript illustrates the success of a female leader who was looking forward to carrying out Saemaul income generation projects while operating Hongju Nursery, a nursery and community hall in Hongseong-eup, Chungnam, and gives us an example of the actions of a competent leader who thinks ahead of others.
The manuscript of ‘Happy Female Leaders after Building the Hongju Nursery’ from the first issue (July 10, 1974) of ‘Correspondence Manual Saemaul Undong’, the irregular publication of the Saemaul Leaders Training Institute (SLTI).
[Content]
This manuscript introduces the income-generation plan of Lee Seung Hee, a female leader who operated the Hongju Nursery, a nursery and community hall in Namjang-ri, Hongseong-eup, Hongseong-gun, Chungcheongnam-do. She relocated a nursery she had operated out of her home to the community hall. She planned to carry out Saemaul projects by distributing knitted work for export to women at the community hall, and also running a village store with the support of KRW 100,000 from the gun (county) office.
[Terminology]
Knitted work: Clothes or accessories made with thread or string.
[Significance]
This manuscript illustrates the success of a female leader who was looking forward to carrying out Saemaul income generation projects while operating Hongju Nursery, a nursery and community hall in Hongseong-eup, Chungnam, and gives us an example of the actions of a competent leader who thinks ahead of others.