The South Korean government has initiated a large-scale, nationwide on-site audit of 13,000 state-funded projects to identify and eliminate fraudulent receipt of national subsidies. This represents the most extensive audit of its kind in the country’s history, signaling a heightened focus on accountability in the allocation of public funds. The initiative, led by the Planning and Budget Office, aims to ensure that subsidies are used for their intended purposes and to deter future misuse. Officials stated the goal is to eradicate subsidy fraud and improve transparency in government spending. The audit will encompass a wide range of projects receiving national financial support. Findings from the audit are expected to inform future policy adjustments and strengthen oversight mechanisms. The government anticipates this comprehensive review will significantly reduce instances of improper subsidy claims.