Cheong Wa Dae on March 20 released an online report on the achievements of the Moon Jae-in administration over its five-year term. (Screen capture from Cheong Wa Dae's official website)

Cheong Wa Dae on March 20 released online a white paper on the achievements of the Moon Jae-in administration over its five-year term.

The report described the results of the outgoing government's operations in an easier and more systematic manner under four categories: "Change50+," which explains the administration's 50 core tasks; "Story+," or leading case studies of the administration overcoming crisis in a storytelling format; "People #Empathy," a public survey on President Moon's key policies; and "Media Telling," a look at his administration over the past five years through photos and videos.

The presidential office said the online white paper was released with 50 days left in the Moon administration to report on the process and results of the government's policy tasks over the past five years, just as the Citizens Advisory Committee for Presidential Transition was launched at the beginning of President Moon's term to gather the people's opinions and set a five-year agenda of 100 policy items.

Fully accessible by the public, the paper is connected to the government's policy resources and will be transferred to the Presidential Archives for public viewing after President Moon leaves office.

xuaiy@korea.kr