Supplementary Budget Proposal for wildfire Response & Trade & Al competitiveness 12.2. trillion won • Supplementary Budget Overview 12.2 trillion won Focused investment in three key areas: 1) Disaster & Emergency Response 2) Enhancement of Trade & Al Competitiveness 3) People's Livelihood Support Disaster & Emergency Response KRW 3.2T ► Facilitating the Rapid Recovery from Wildfire Damage KRW 1.4T ► Enhancing Disaster Preparedness & Response Systems KRW 1.7T ► Upgrading Aging Infrastructure KRW 0.2T Enhancement of Trade & Al Competitiveness KRW 4.4T ► Responding to trade risks (tariffs, supply chain disruptions, and employment instability) KRW 2.1T ► Fostering the Domestic Al Ecosystem KRW 1.8T ► Boosting Competitiveness of High-Tech Strategic Industries KRW 0.5T People's Livelihood Support KRW 4.3T ► Alleviating Financial Burden on Small Businesses KRW 2.6T ► Expanding Revenue Base of Small-Scale Businesses KRW 1.6T ► Ensuring Livelihood Stability for Vulnerable Groups KRW 0.2T Other Expenditures Government Bond Interest Payments and Hosting of International Events KRW 0.2T KRW+3.2 trillion Disaster & Emergency Response Facilitating the Rapid Recovery from Wildfire Damage Damage Recovery Supplement the shortfall in disaster & emergency response funds to provide prompt support to wildfire-affected areas KRW 0.9T Return to Normal Life Provide new low-interest loans for housing restoration for wildfire victims Supply 1,000 newly built public rental housing units KRW 0.2T Enhancing Disaster Preparedness & Response Systems +KRW 1.7T Early detection Al surveillance cameras 30 cameras wildfire prevention drones 45 drones Fire suppression capacity Introduce forest helicopters +6 helicopters Increase Wildfire Suppression Fleet +48 vehicles KRW+4.40 trillion Trade & Al Support Response to Trade Risks Financial Support Increase special-purpose funding by KRW 25 trillion Loans Expand Access to Low-Interest Loans +KRW 15T Guarantees & Insurance Special guarantees for marginal companies KRW 4.5T Support for exporters facing difficulties, small shipbuilders, and defense companies KRW 5.7T Funds Corporate Restructuring Fund KRW 500 billion NEW Launch of a Customs Response Voucher program 500+ new services in four areas, including tariff relief and alternative market development +KRW 0.1T Fostering the Domestic Al Ecosystem NEW Computing Infrastructure KRW 1.5T Secure 10,000 high-performance GPUs Talent +1,650 people Double the number of master's & doctoral-level Al professionals Funding KRW 90B → KRW 200B Scale up the Al Innovation Fund to more than twice its current size Enhancing Competitiveness of Strategic High-Tech Industries NEW Infrastructure 70% of corporate costs for power grid undergrounding projects will be covered by national budge KRW 0.1Tt NEW Supply Chain Provide investment subsidies for materials, parts, and equipment KRW 0.1T Financial Support Expand low-interest loan program for semiconductor facilities Increase Budget from KRW 4.3T to 7.7 +KRW 0.2T capital injection KRW+4.3 trillion Support for People's Livelihoods Easing financial burdens on small businesses NEW Cost Relief Credit Voucher support up to KRW 500,000 For 3.11 million small businesses with annual sales under KRW 300 million KRW 1.6T Policy Financing • Expand Small Business Fund loans • Regional credit guarantees will be expended by KRW 2.5T +KRW 0.8T NEW Credit Card Support 6-month interest-free installment credit cards for small businesses (Up to KRW 10 million limit) KRW 0.1T Expanding Revenue Base for Micro Businesses NEW Co-prosperity Payback 20% refund on monthly increase in credit card spending Up to KRW 300,000 (KRW 100,000/month) KRW 1.4T NEW Commercial Zone Cashback 10% cashback on digital Onnuri gift certificate usage KRW 0.1T Support for Vulnerable Groups Vulnerable Workers Expanded government wage compensation for unpaid workers 105,000 → 115,000 people Financially At-Risk Groups Low-income youth, college students & low-credit individuals +KRW 210 billion in tailored policy financing Beneficiaries: 123K → 193K Ministry of Economy and Finance