The Korea Local Administration Review

The 6th industrialization is an agricultural paradigm that is being operated to increase the added value of agriculture and farming villages and promote sustainable development. However the 6th industrialization policy what is begun in 2013 is limited by formal and rough operation even though the 4th industrial revolution is underway. Therefore, this study stratified the SWOT factors to find the implications of the 6th industrialization development, and conducted AHP analysis for experts to quantify the SWOT factors that depended on intuition so that the relative importance of individual factors could be analyzed. According to the analysis, the 6th industrialization factor is the Threat(T) what it is the highest with a weight of 0.396, and Opportunity(O) 0.312, Weakness(W) 0.217, Strength(S) 0.198. The overall SWOT detail ranking is a Threat(T) factor “information shortage and asymmetry” was the highest at 0.424, the “policy volatility” of the same factor group was the second at 0.155, followed by the “4th industrial revolution” of the Opportunity(O) factors and the 6th industrialization awareness increase. As a result of SWOT-AHP analysis to establish 6th industrialization development strategy in the 4th Industrial Revolution era, SSO Strategy derived : ‘Technology Diffusion Government Support Policy’, : ‘Problem Solving Agricultural Structure by Applying Fourth Industrial Revolution Technology’, and : ‘Establishment Agricultural Information Platform’, : ‘Advancement of Smart Agriculture’. In this study, A two-stage AHP analysis was conducted to determine the final priority. As a result of the analysis, S2T3 ‘establishment of agricultural information platform’ was the highest weight, followed by S2O3(Technology diffusion type government support policy) > W1T3(Smart agriculture advancement) > W1O3 (Agricultural structure problem solution applying 4th industrial revolution technology) was derived. The above results are meaningful in that they provide effective implications for promoting agricultural policies suitable for the 4th Industrial Revolution era by quantifying the pending issues in the agricultural sector, which are recognized previously.