[Overall Performance]
Portfolio (1991~2021): 89 Development Projects
On-going (2021): 13 Development Projects
[Strategic Priority Sectors (Country Plan)]
- Higher Education for Better Future
- Cities for People and Planet
- Digital Partnership or Inclusive Development
- Connecting Road to Prosperous Shared Future
Development Projects
[Overall Performance]
Portfolio (1991~2021): 4,290 Volunteers Dispatched
On-going (2021): Average of 30 Volunteers Per Year
WFK Volunteer Program
[Overall Performance]
Portfolio (1991~2021): 4,152 Alumni
On-going (2021): Average of 300 Participants For Short-Term Courses and 25 Master’s Degree Alumni Per Year
CIAT Training Program
Global Partnership Program
PPP/DIP Programs : 92 programs (16 on-going projects)
Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Program consists of five respective sub-programs for NGOs sector- including the Civil Society Cooperation Program, Collaborative Impact Management Program, Civil Society Partnership and Capacity Development Initiative, Social and Solidarity Economy Program, and Development Alliance Korea (DAK).
Development Innovation Program consists of three respective sub-programs for business sector -including Creative Technology Solution Program, Inclusive Business Solution Program, and Innovative Partnership Solution Program for business sector.
Multi-lateral Cooperation Program : average of 3 projects per year
Multi-lateral Cooperation Program refers to the cooperation between KOICA and international organizations to collaborate in resolving global issues such as climate change, humanitarian assistance and food security, climate change and human rights.
Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief : average of 1-2 activities per year
Humanitarian Assistance Program aims to save lives, alleviate suffering, promote dignity, prevent risks and strengthen response during and in the aftermath of man-made or natural disasters.
COVID-19 Response Program : 12 on-going projects
COVID-19 Response Program consists of a number of humanitarian assistance projects as a part of the initiative of “ODA KOREA: Building Trust”.