Journal of the Korean Geographical Society ISSN:1225-6633(Print) 대한지리학회지

Despite various efforts, the gap between the Seoul metropolitan area and the non-Seoul metropolitan area is getting worse, and the importance of policy support to guarantee cultural enjoyment of the cultural environment is growing as the quality and culture of life becomes more important, especially due to environmental changes caused by corona virus. This paper goes beyond the existing indicators centered on infrastructure such as growth promotion areas, and considers demand-based, quality of life, and various ecological, cultural, social, political and economical characteristics of areas vulnerable to cultural environment. In order to come up with customized support measures in consideration of step-by-step categorization and cultural characteristics, efforts were made to find the logical justification of the support system. This paper analyze indicators of factors to consider for cultural imbalances in supply and demand, cultural demand and supply below the average for vulnerable areas, and tried to model the policy support system for the vulnerable areas of the cultural environment. Through the standards-specific arrangement of various existing sporadically scattered projects, this paper have established policy standards and specifically presented balanced policy suggestions that take into account both supply and demand, such as securing resident-centered governance systems and self-reliance, creating qualitative jobs, establishing practical regional settlement systems, supporting customized programs for cultural capacity building, and relative easing of cultural accessibility.