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This publication was supported by the 2020 Korean Studies Grant Program of the Academy of Korean Studies (AKS-2020-R-94).
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The main historical stages and events in the development of the Saemaul movement are presented on the website of the Saemaul Center: https://www-en.saemaul.or.kr/sub/aboutSMU/history.php.
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A map of the areas participating in the Saemaul program is available on the website of the Saemaul Center: https://www-en.saemaul.or.kr/ sub/globalSMU/overseas.php.
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The Archives of Saemaul Undong (New Community Movement). (2012). Retrieved from: https://ru.unesco.org/sites/default/files/korea_saemaul_undong.pdf. (accessed 12.12.2022).
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Ежегодные каталоги «Социальное предпринимательство России» (2014–2020) можно скачать на сайте soindex.ru
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В основе движения Slow Food лежит создание заведений общественного питания, не похожих на фастфуд, – предоставляющих более здоровое питание, а также сохраняющих традиции национальной и региональной кухни, поддерживающих культуру традиционного застолья.
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Annual issues of the "Social Entrepreneurship in Russia" catalog for 2014–2020 can be downloaded at www.soindex.ru
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At the heart of the Slow Food movement is the creation of catering establishments that are alternative to fast food – providing healthier meals and preserving the traditions of national and regional cuisine, supporting the culture of traditional feasting.