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- 자료유형
- 연구보고서
- 저자정보
- 발행연도
- 2014.12
- 수록면
- 1 - 190 (190page)
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This study examines the present locations of Seoul’s facilities for women and families, and proposes the establishment of locally customized facility blocks for these users. The research methods used here include a survey, document analysis, and focus groups interviews (FGIs) with local leaders and experts.
To identify the demand for facilities geared toward women and families, some items included in the Citizen Survey on Changes in Gender Equality Conditions and City Environment, conducted by the SFWF in 2013 as part of the 2030 Seoul City Master Plan, were selected and analyzed by region. To examine the current status of facilities for women and families in Seoul, administrative data, existing literature, and the city’s website were reviewed. From the FGIs with local leaders, the study identified new facility demand and explored ways to realize synergy between existing and new facilities, particularly through effective role division.
The study proposes the following three methods for establishing locally customized blocks of facilities for women and families: functional linkage of existing facilities, space sharing among related organizations, and construction of multi-purpose facilities.
The southwestern and northeastern parts of Seoul are suggested as candidate areas for new multi-purpose facilities. Both areas are characterized by their weak cultural infrastructure and large populations. In the southwestern part, the old US military site in Daebang-dong has already been decided as the site for new facilities. In the northeastern region, land surrounding the Dongbu District Court Office is highly likely to be the site of facilities for women and families as the court office will soon relocate.
This study suggests that multi-purpose facilities be used for programs centered on jobs, family, culture and arts, and community, and for facilitating a sharing economy. To ensure these facilities operate as community spaces, open communication channels between the city and residents should be established so that the latter’s views are reflected in facility programs and operations. As well, the facilities should be monitored to ensure that they are in line with the women and family policies of the Seoul City government. These facilities will gain in significance when they meet the demands of residents and redefine the meaning and functions of local community.
To identify the demand for facilities geared toward women and families, some items included in the Citizen Survey on Changes in Gender Equality Conditions and City Environment, conducted by the SFWF in 2013 as part of the 2030 Seoul City Master Plan, were selected and analyzed by region. To examine the current status of facilities for women and families in Seoul, administrative data, existing literature, and the city’s website were reviewed. From the FGIs with local leaders, the study identified new facility demand and explored ways to realize synergy between existing and new facilities, particularly through effective role division.
The study proposes the following three methods for establishing locally customized blocks of facilities for women and families: functional linkage of existing facilities, space sharing among related organizations, and construction of multi-purpose facilities.
The southwestern and northeastern parts of Seoul are suggested as candidate areas for new multi-purpose facilities. Both areas are characterized by their weak cultural infrastructure and large populations. In the southwestern part, the old US military site in Daebang-dong has already been decided as the site for new facilities. In the northeastern region, land surrounding the Dongbu District Court Office is highly likely to be the site of facilities for women and families as the court office will soon relocate.
This study suggests that multi-purpose facilities be used for programs centered on jobs, family, culture and arts, and community, and for facilitating a sharing economy. To ensure these facilities operate as community spaces, open communication channels between the city and residents should be established so that the latter’s views are reflected in facility programs and operations. As well, the facilities should be monitored to ensure that they are in line with the women and family policies of the Seoul City government. These facilities will gain in significance when they meet the demands of residents and redefine the meaning and functions of local community.
목차
[표지]
[발간사]
[목차]
표목차
그림목차
[연구요약]
[Ⅰ. 서론]
1. 연구배경 및 목적
2. 연구방법 및 내용
3. 선행연구 검토
4. 연구의 의의 및 한계
[Ⅱ. 서울시 여성 · 가족의 특성과 관련 시설의 실태]
1. 서울시 여성 · 가족의 현황 및 특성
2. 여성 · 가족시설의 현황
3. 아동 · 청소년시설의 현황
4. 여성 · 가족시설 프로그램에 대한 검토
5. 요약 및 시사점
[Ⅲ. 여성 · 가족시설의 변화 가능성]
1. 여성 · 가족시설의 개념 및 역할 재정립
2. 관련기관과의 연계 사례
3. 여성 · 가족의 다양성을 고려한 시설 사례
4. 요약 및 시사점
[Ⅳ. 여성 · 가족시설 블록 구축을 위한 시민 요구 분석]
1. 여성 · 가족 시설에 대한 시민 수요 : 설문분석
2. 지역맞춤형 여성 · 가족시설을 위한 FGI 분석
3. 요약 및 시사점
[Ⅴ. 서울시 지역맞춤형 여성 · 가족시설 블록 구축(안)]
1. 서울시 여성 · 가족시설 블록 구축의 방향
2. 기능적 연계를 통한 블록 구축
3. 여성 · 가족복합시설 설치를 통한 지역맞춤형 블록 구축
4. 복합공간의 주제별 프로그램
5. 기대 효과
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