The Korea Land Information Corporation (LX) is enhancing its integrity management to prevent corruption and become a trusted public institution.
On September 14, LX held an awards ceremony for its 'Korea Land Information Corporation Anti-Corruption Certification System' at its headquarters in Jeonju, North Jeolla Province, attended by President Eo Myung-soo and other officials.
During the ceremony, a total of 38 policies aimed at preventing corruption in vulnerable areas received anti-corruption certification, with three policies recognized as outstanding. The key exemplary anti-corruption policies include: the introduction of a safe lawyer system to protect whistleblower identities, improvements to the integrity enhancement system for employees in corruption-prone areas, and reforms to the land surveying process through a task force focused on anti-corruption and integrity.
Earlier this year, LX held an 'Anti-Corruption and Integrity Declaration Ceremony' at the Korea Land Information Training Institute in Gongju, South Chungcheong Province. President Eo read the declaration, which emphasized key points such as preventing conflicts of interest for fair work performance, protecting whistleblowers from workplace harassment, prohibiting the acceptance of money and gifts, providing services based on principles and standards, and establishing a trusted public institution through the implementation of a code of conduct.
President Eo Myung-soo stated, "Integrity is the lifeblood of public institutions and a core foundation for enhancing the value of land information. Through this anti-corruption certification system, we will institutionalize transparency within the organization and realize a 'clean LX' that is more trusted by the public."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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