여수시 종합청렴도 5등급 최하위...전남도내 22개 시·군 중 '꼴찌'

올해 여수시 종합청렴도가 전남 22개 시·군 중에 유일하게 5등급인 최하위를 기록한 것으로 나타났다.

국민권익위원회가 23일 발표한 공공기관 종합청렴도 평가에서 여수시는 전남 기초지자체 중 청렴체감도 3등급, 청렴노력도 4등급 등 전년보다 2등급 하락한 5등급을 받았다.

이에 앞서 지난해 여수시 종합청렴도는 3등급으로 청렴체감도 2등급, 청렴노력도 4등급을 받았다.

여수시는 올해 국민권익위원회 주관 종합청렴도 평가 1등급 상향을 목표로 청렴도 향상 종합대책을 마련하고 이행실태 점검과 부패 취약 분야에 대한 개선방안 등을 추진해왔다.

이와함께 여수시의회는 청렴체감도 3등급, 청렴노력도 1등급(2년 연속 1등급)을 얻었다.

국민권익위원회 종합청렴도 평가는 행정기관과 공직, 유관단체 등 전국 709개 공공기관을 대상으로 진행됐다.

평가는 민원인과 기관 내부 공직자 등 30만 명이 참여한 설문조사 결과인 '청렴 체감도(60점)'와 기관의 부패방지 노력을 평가하는 '청렴 노력도(40점)'를 합산한 뒤 '부패 실태 평가(10점)'를 감산해 이뤄졌다.

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This year, Yeosu City's comprehensive integrity rating was revealed to be the lowest, ranking 5th among the 22 cities and counties in South Jeolla Province.

In the comprehensive integrity rating of public institutions announced by the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission on the 23rd, Yeosu City received a 3rd grade in perceived integrity and a 4th grade in perceived integrity efforts, dropping two grades from the previous year to a 5th grade among local governments in South Jeolla Province.

Prior to this, last year, Yeosu City's comprehensive integrity rating was 3rd, with a 2nd grade in perceived integrity and a 4th grade in perceived integrity.

Yeosu City has developed a comprehensive plan to improve integrity, monitoring implementation and implementing improvement measures for areas vulnerable to corruption, with the goal of raising the rating to 1st grade in the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission's comprehensive integrity rating this year.

Furthermore, the Yeosu City Council received a 3rd grade in perceived integrity and a 1st grade in perceived integrity efforts (for the second consecutive year).

The Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission's Comprehensive Integrity Assessment was conducted on 709 public institutions nationwide, including administrative agencies, public officials, and related organizations.

The assessment was based on a combined score of "Perceived Integrity (60 points)," a survey of 300,000 respondents, including citizens and public officials, and "Integrity Efforts (40 points)," which assesses the institution's anti-corruption efforts. The score was then subtracted by a "Corruption Status Assessment (10 points)."