Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
Can My Baby Get a Daycare Place?
A Korean-language data story maps childcare wait times, staffing, budgets and parental leave across 229 local districts.
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- Korean parents comparing local childcare access
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- Readers can switch the map among competition, supply spending, staffing change, wait times and parental-leave indicators.
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The project combines childcare statistics, resident-population counts, local-government spending records and parental-leave data. Its map offers several regional indicators, while downloadable files include named CSV tables and a geographic JSON file. The page cautions that the competition measure includes capacity for ages 3–5, so it should be read as a relative regional comparison rather than a direct measure of infant-class availability.
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