The UNDP Seoul Policy Centre (USPC) has collated a summary of some of the policies and practices that have been implemented by the Korean government, public institutions, the private sector and other partners in response to COVID-19 in the country.
UNDP Seoul Policy Centre will organize a series of environment-themed webinars focusing on 'Building Back Better'.
In this webinar series, the UNDP Seoul Policy Center (USPC) will share concrete examples from ROK with public officials with hands-on experiences. The meetings aim to provide inspiring examples and spark creative ideas for UNDP practitioners (especially in country offices) and country partners, and thereby contribute to UNDP’s global efforts to help countries to prepare for, respond to and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
This paper analyses recent global development trends and key evolutions in the development cooperation system. It specifically looks into approaches to knowledge sharing, technical assistance and capacity development. Based on this analysis, it presents ideas and possible areas for the UNDP Seoul Policy Centre for Knowledge Exchange through SDG Partnerships (hereafter USPC) engagement.
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About the Republic of Korea
50.3 million
Population
13.8
Poverty rate, % in bottom income quartile
34,541 USD
GNI per capita, PPP
0.901
Human Dev. Index
