Saemaul Undong Archives : How to Donate

How to Donate

How to Donate

Korea Saemaul Undong Center seeks records of the Saemaul Undong movement, the driving force of Korea’s national development.
Your donations and reports of historical records can be cherished treasures of the Saemaul Undong movement.

Records for Collection

ㅇ Theme: Records of the Saemaul Undong movement

ㅇ Content

1) Materials from the Saemaul Undong movement promoted in farm villages, cities, workplaces, factories and schools

2) Materials on Saemaul Undong Training

ㅇ Subjects: Records owned by individuals or organizations

Records for Collection
Theme	Records of the Saemaul Undong movement
Content	Materials from the Saemaul Undong movement promoted in farm villages, cities, workplaces, factories and schools Materials on Saemaul Undong Training
Subjects	Records owned by individuals or organizations
Types of Records	Documents: Reports, certifications, letters, journals, memos, public documents (personal copy), notebooks, blueprints, cards, etc. Audio/Visual materials: Photos, films, albums, voice records, video records, etc. Others: Medals, souvenirs, plaques, pictures, scrolls, pamphlets, posters, flyers, belongings of the deceased, etc.
Examples of Records	Village development plans, work logs, work registers, meeting materials, guidelines, best practice cases, educational materials, photos, videos, slides, objects, industrial products, etc.

Donations and Reports

STEP 1

Request a donation

STEP 2

Check for overlaps

STEP 3

Collect donation

STEP 4

Preserve and use

Donation Inquiries

ㅇ Phone : 031-620-2375
ㅇ Email : archives@saemaul.or.kr

Privileges for Donors: Donors will receive letters of appreciation and their names will be listed in the donated materials.

Preservation and Use of Donated Records

For permanent preservation of materials on the Saemaul Undong movement, Korea Saemaul Undong Center digitalizes all materials collected in accordance with the Record Management Guidelines of the National Archives of Korea, which undergo scientific preservation treatment process and are safely stored in a preservation facility with optimal temperature and humidity.