On February 9, the Korea Workers' Compensation and Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology signed a memorandum of understanding to create a local coexistence model that integrates healthcare, industry, and engineering. This initiative will focus on a hospital being constructed in Ulsan, promoting a cooperative model that benefits the local community by merging healthcare with industrial needs and engineering expertise.

In Seoul, the city is opening a public call for artists to participate in an exhibition themed 'Future and Seoul' from February 12 to March 11. Anyone interested can apply regardless of age or location, providing a platform for diverse artistic expressions, with financial incentives for selected artists.

Additionally, the National Cancer Center announced a donation of 100 million won from Stray Kids member I.N for supporting cancer treatment in vulnerable groups, while World Vision received 250 kg of rice from NH Nonghyup Insurance to aid underprivileged children in their meal programs. LG Chem's Cheongju factory also donated 10 million won to assist low-income students with purchasing uniforms, showing a strong commitment to community support across various sectors in South Korea.