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  • Foodgrain Policy Division
  • This Division shall take charge of the following tasks.
    • 1. Management
      • a. Establishing major business plans for the Food Policy Bureau and examining and evaluating them
      • b. Drawing up and executing the expenses of basic projects for the Food Policy Bureau
      • c. Making business reports and preparing conference materials
      • d. Supervising the improvement of systems and the easing of regulations in the Food Policy Bureau
      • e. General affairs of the Food Policy Bureau and matters which are not covered by other departments
    • 2. Planning 1
      • a. Establishing mid- and long-term food policies
      • b. Establishing plans for the demand and supply of grain and spirits
      • c. Deciding on the selling prices of government grain
      • d. Controling the degree of self-sufficiency of foods and operating an advisory committee
      • e. Introducing a self-help fund system for rice and preparing a promotional plan
      • f. Dealing with the National Assembly and the press and making business report to the minister
    • 3. Planning 2
      • a. Revising and operating the grain management law
      • b. Forming and operating the grain policy examination committee
      • c. Hammering out schemes to enforce the public saving system
      • d. The demand and supply of grain at the time of war
      • e. The provision of foods to North Korea
    • 4. Planning 3
      • a. The demand and supply and price trends of grain in the international market
      • b. WTO agricultural negotiation-related businesses (including commerce in the fields of grains and services)
      • c. The import and management of MMA rice
      • d. Businesses about foods-related international conferences and organizations
    • 5. The demand and supply of cereals
      • a. The demand and supply and utilization of cereals (other grains than rice and barley)
      • b. The purchase and utilization of cereals
      • c. Coming up with measures to stabilize the prices of cereals
      • d. Taking cereals out to and in from North Korea
      • e. Nonprofit corporations including cereals-related bodies
      • f. Recommending to import Tariff-Rate Quota (trQ) and providing follow-up management
      • g. The allotment of grains and the working of emergency and adjusted tariffs
      • h. Businesses related to FTA negotiation for grains
    • 6. Accounting
      • a. Budgeting, accounting, and settling special accounts to manage grains
      • b. The drawing up and execution of a budget for the Food Policy Bureau
      • c. Taking care of tax revenues, bonds, national properties and goods in special accounts to manage grains
      • d. The decision on a manipulated rate of government-managed grains and to the selling cost of the grains
      • e. The supply of packaging materials
  • Income Policy Division
  • This Division shall take charge of the following tasks.
    • 1. Planning
      • a. Establishing major business plans for "Farm Household Income Stabilization Team"
      • b. Establishing and comprehensively adjusting mid- and long-term rice income-stabilizing policies
      • c. Operating the farm households income-stabilizing committee
      • d. The operation of the law to supplement rice income and others
      • e. General affairs of "Farm Household Income Stabilization Team" the promotional corps
    • 2. Income Stabilization Support
      • a. Operating the budget and fund for the direct payment system to supplement rice income
      • b. The advertisement and education for the direct payment system to stabilize income
      • c. Directing and supervising the progress in promoting and executing the direct payment system
      • d. Intervening in dissensions among farmers and executing on-site monitoring
    • 3. Systems
      • a. The improvement of the direct payment system
      • b. Regulation and suggestion systems
      • c. International businesses including FTA/DDA
      • d. Developing policies to stabilize the income of rice farming households and examining and evaluating the policies
    • 4. Informatization
      • a. Constructing and operating the computation system related to the direct payment system
      • b. Developing programs to manage the recipients of direct payment
      • c. Education and PR related to informatization
      • d. Statistical management
    • 5. agricultural land preservation 2
      • a. Consultations to form park plans and tourist resorts
      • b. Consultations on a national land comprehensive plan, a metropolitan city plan, and an urban basic plan
      • c. Consultations on dividing areas controlled by the government
      • d. Consultations on the areas whose development is restricted
      • e. The cooperation with other ministries and agencies for the operation of the agricultural land preservation-related committees
  • Income Management Division
  • This Division shall take charge of the following tasks.
    • 1. Management 1
      • a. Managing grain processing, clearing, and polishing
      • b. Managing the sale, transportation, and storage of grains
      • c. The import and management of MMA rice
      • d. Supplying rice for processing use
      • e. Evaluating brand rice to improve rice quality
      • f. PR to promote the consumption of rice
      • g. General affairs of the department
    • 2. Management 2
      • a. Establishing and operating the measures to stabilize the price of grains
      • b. The investigation into the price of grains and the public sale of grains
      • c. Operating and managing a packing and labelling system for grains
      • d. The distribution and management of grains
      • e. The public purchase of rice
    • 3. Rice Processing Complexes
      • a. Establishing and promoting a basic plan for Rice Processing Complexes
      • b. Supporting the establishment and operation of Rice Processing Complexes
      • c. Management Innovation of Rice Processing Complexes
      • d. Facilitating distribution of rice at local market
  • Agricultural Production Management Division
  • This Division shall take charge of the following tasks.
    • 1. Planning business
      • a. Improving the food crops planting system
      • b. Improving the development and management of agricultural production policies
      • c. Comprehensive analyzing propagating farming situation
      • d. Identifying and advertizing exemplary cases of farming
      • e. International cooperation in the agricultural production field
      • f. General affairs
    • 2. The management of agricultural production
      • a. Fostering the households specializing in rice farming
      • b. Increasing the scale of farming
      • c. Businesses related to the direct payment granted for farm transfer
    • 3. Agricultural production
      • a. Establishing and supervising a comprehensive plan for foods production
      • b. Promoting the measures to produce high-quality rice and enhance the competitiveness of rice
      • c. Evaluating agricultural policies and examining and analyzing the policies
      • d. Promoting the measures to produce field crops (barley)
    • 4. The adjustment of production
      • a. Establishing plans to adjust the production of food crops
      • b. Promoting and evaluating the projects to adjust the production of food crops
      • c. Promoting the measures to produce field crops (beans and legumes)
      • d. Promoting the measures to improve the management of field crops and enhance their competitiveness
    • 5. Countermeasures against disasters
      • a. Taking overall charge of countermeasures against agricultural disasters
      • b. Operating the Countermeasures against Natural Disasters Act and the Countermeasures against Agricultural and Fishery Disasters Act
      • c. Business cooperation with the Central Disaster Relief Center
      • d. Establishing and supporting agricultural disasters relief measures
      • e. Agricultural weather matters
      • f. Executing and closing accounts of a budget for disaster relief measures
      • g. Improving agricultural disasters relief measure-related systems
    • 6. Plant quarantine
      • a. Operating the Plant Quarantine Act
      • b. Businesses related to plant quarantine
      • c. Directing and supervising the National Plant Quarantine Service
      • d. Directing and supervising the association for preventing imported and exported plant diseases
  • Agricultural Technology Support Division
  • This Division shall take charge of the following tasks.
    • 1. Technology policies
      • a. Mid- and long-term plans to develop agricultural and forestry technologies and annual schemes to enforce the plans
      • b. Operating the laws and regulations related to the projects to develop agricultural and forestr technologies
      • c. Improving, evaluating and adjusting the system of technology development projects
      • d. Operating the agricultural and forestry technology policy examination council
      • e. The support for the development of planning and research subjects and technologies for middle- and small-sized ventures
      • f. The support for the development of up-to-date technologies and technologies which are bottlenecked on the spot
      • g. Adjusting the technologies developed by the headquarters, the Rural Development Adminstration and the Forestry Administration
      • h. Investigating into the trend in the development and research of technologies at home and abroad
      • i. Directing and supervising the agricultural and forestry technology management center
    • 2. Tte management of technologies
      • a. Utilization and follow-up management of developed technologies
      • b. Making D/B of technology development
      • c. Businesses related to the subjects in connection with the development of farmers
      • d. Agricultural and Scientific Technology Awards
      • e. Business cooperation within the ministry and other ministries and agencies in order to develop technologies
      • f. The Korea-Japan agricultural, forestry and marine technological cooperation committee
      • g. Directing and supervising scientific technology-related associations
    • 3. Bio-industries
      • a. Supervising the businesses about genetically modified agricultural products and about the safety of the products
      • b. The fostering of biotechnology industries in the agricultural sector
      • c. The preservation and movement of biological diversity in agricultural sector
      • d. International cooperation in biotechnology and biological diversity
      • e. Comprehensive management of genetic resources
    • 4. Seed business
      • a. Operating seed industry laws and regulations
      • b. Establishing long- and short-term plans to foster seed industries
      • c. A variety protection system and a seed guarantee system
      • d. Operating the variety protection and judgement committee and the seed committee
      • e. Promoting the projects to support seed industries
      • f. Directing and supervising the National Seed Management Office
      • g. Affairs connected to seed-related international cooperation
    • 5. The planning of farm machines
      • a. Establishing and promoting an agricultural mechanization plan (including the mechanization of horticulture, livestock and facilities)
      • b. The promotion of using farm machines and the business to lease the machines
      • c. The purchase, support and distribution of farm machines
      • d. Farm machines exposition and export-related overseas businesses
      • e. The provision of farm machines to North Korea
      • f. Investigating into the quantity of farm machines and the degree of farming mechanization
      • g. The support for the production of farm machines
    • 6. The management of farm machines
      • a. Operating the agriculture mechanization promotion law
      • b. The follow-up management of farm machines
      • c. The facilitation of farm machine development and automation
      • d. The provision of tax-free oil and tax benefits to farm machines
      • e. The inspection, safety management, and standardization of farm machines, and technological training for farmers
      • f. The active trading of used farm machines
      • g. The designation and management of new technology agricultural machines
  • Environment-friendly Farming Policy Division
  • This Division shall take charge of the following tasks.
    • 1. Systems
      • a. Operating the environment-friendly agriculture fostering law
      • b. The improvement and management of an environment-friendly agricultural products certification system
      • c. The investigation and evaluation of environment-friendly agriculture-related projects
      • d. General affairs of the Division
    • 2. Planning
      • a. Supervising environment-friendly agricultural policy businesses
      • b. The establishment and comprehensive adjustment of mid- and long-term plans for environment-friendly agriculture
      • c. Environment-friendly agriculture-related international cooperation
      • d. Environment-friendly business cooperation and adjustment in the ministry
      • e. The environmental businesses conducted by other ministries and agencies
    • 3. The promotion of the direct payment system for environment-friendly agriculture
      • a. The promotion of the direct payment system for environment-friendly agriculture
      • b. The establishment and evaluation of plans and the improvement of the direct payment system for environment-friendly agriculture
      • c. The demand and supply of fertilizers and the management of price and quality
      • d. The working and management of a fertilizers-related budget
      • e. Manufacture, import and export of fertilizers and fertilizers-related technological affairs
      • f. Operating the fertilizers management law
    • 4. Fostering 1
      • a. Businesses to foster environment-friendly agriculture (unit, corps, village, etc.)
      • b. The comprehensive management of environment-friendly agricultural methods and materials
      • c. The development of technologies for environment-friendly agriculture
      • d. The establishment of plans to foster organic agriculture
    • 5. Fostering 2
      • a. The comprehensive betterment of soil
      • b. Methods to better soil like the use of silicic acid and lime and earth brought from another place
      • c. The cultivation of green fields
      • d. Management and betterment of polluted farmland
      • e. The prevention of soil from pollution caused by wasted farming materials
      • f. The safety and quality management of agricultural pesticides
      • g. The adjustment of the demand and supply of agricultural pesticides and the stabilization of their prices
      • h. Agricultural pesticide-related international cooperation
      • i. Operating the agricultural pesticides management law and directing and supervising agricultural pesticides-related bodies
    • 6. Distribution
      • a. Managing the quality of environment-friendly agricultural products
      • b. Supporting the distribution of environment-friendly agricultural products
      • c. Supporting the direct trade of environment-friendly agricultural products
      • d. Managing the import and export of environment-friendly agricultural products
      • e. Supporting the food processing businesses
      • f. Education and PR and promotion of consumption
      • g. Supporting environment-friendly agriculture through the cooperation of farmers, consumers, and the government
      • h. The support for and business cooperation with environment-friendly bodies
  • Audit & Inspection Division
  • The Division shall assist the auditing chief in connection with the following affairs.
    • 1. Audit planning
      • a. Plan and adjustment of auditing business
      • b. The operation of self-auditing organizations
      • c. Auditing the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation and its member organizations
      • d. General affairs in the auditing chief's room
    • 2. The prevention of corruption
      • a. Establishing, promoting and supervising plans to intensify the discipline of public offices and prevent corruption
      • b. Inspecting the discipline of affiliated organizations and bodies
      • c. Headquarters auditing and daily auditing
      • d. Investigating and treating petitions and irregularities including those presented by other ministries and agencies
      • e. The registration and examination of the properties of public officials, reports on gifts and limits to employment
    • 3. Audit 1
      • a. Integrating the materials to be audited by the Board of Audit and Inspection and doing liaison businesses
      • b. Supervising the work of the auditing information comprehensive system
      • c. Auditing local governments, including the government joint auditing
      • d. Dealing with the demands made by the Board of Audit and Inspection after its auditing
      • e. Auditing the National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service and the National Seed Management Office
    • 4. Audit 2
      • a. Auditing the National Veterinary Research and Quarantine Service and the Agricultural training Institute
      • b. Auditing the Korea Racing Association
      • c. Auditing the Rural Development Administration and the Forestry Administration
    • 5. Audit 3
      • a. Auditing the National Plant Quarantine Service
      • b. Auditing the Agricultural and Fishery Marketing Corporation
      • c. Inspecting the Eulji Practice
    • 6. Audit 4
      • a. Auditing the corporations established in accordance with the civil law
      • b. Dealing with what the minister and/or vice-minister has ordered concerning auditing, including the actual conditions of agricultural and forestry affairs
      • c. Supervising and inspecting the actual conditions of civil petitions transmitted by the Office of the President and other civil petitions
    • 7. Audit 5
      • a. Auditing the Korea Agricultural and Rural Infrastructure Corporation
      • b. The auditing of agricultural and forestry technology development projects
      • c. The control of business trips
      • d. Administrative auditing and the operation of the audit request and deliberation conference