We are delighted to share the exciting happenings at the 10th University Population Debating Championship, an event organized by the Korea Population Health and Welfare Association (KoPHWA). This competition aimed to amplify social awareness of population issues and uncover innovative policy ideas from the vibrant minds of young individuals.
The team emphasized that such transparency not only fosters a culture of work-life balance but also provides invaluable employment information for job seekers.
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The university students delivered their presentations with boundless passion and unwavering enthusiasm, leaving the audience in awe of their dedication and fervor. Intriguing and pragmatic policy ideas emerged during the competition, including proposals to expand residential and child-care support benefits for mothers planning a second child within 30 months after their first childbirth, introducing a ‘Pregnant Women All-Care Service System’ to optimize existing policies, offering clear incentives through a family-friendly certification system, and methods to reduce the burden of private education expenses by promoting online public education, among others.
