Environmental Corporation of Incheon
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UnclaimedIncheon Environmental Corporation (ECO-I) is a public entity established to professionally and scientifically manage environmental infrastructure facilities in Incheon.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Incheon Environmental Corporation (ECO-I) is a public corporation established to manage environmental infrastructure facilities in a professional and scientific manner and to pursue rational management that increases competitiveness and efficiency in the public sector, thereby improving the quality of environmental services. Its articles of incorporation state that it aims to contribute to citizen convenience and welfare by efficiently managing and operating environmental infrastructure and public facilities designated or entrusted by the Mayor of Incheon Metropolitan City. Its business scope includes public sewage treatment facilities, night soil treatment facilities, waste treatment and public recycling infrastructure, resident convenience facilities, greenhouse gas management and reduction at environmental infrastructure facilities, and living environment education.
History
Incheon Environmental Corporation was established to manage environmental infrastructure facilities in a professional and scientific manner and to pursue rational management that increases competitiveness and efficiency in the public sector, thereby improving the quality of environmental services. Under Article 1 of its articles of incorporation, it aims to contribute to citizen convenience and welfare by efficiently managing and operating environmental infrastructure-related facilities and public facilities designated or entrusted by the Mayor of Incheon Metropolitan City, in accordance with the Local Public Enterprises Act and the Ordinance on the Establishment of the Incheon Environmental Corporation.
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