How did Korea diversify its products and evolve its capabilities to reach the global technological frontier? This answer might hold the key for further diversification in aspiring economies.
If emerging economies are to achieve their net zero objectives, what can they learn from Korea’s policy experience?
In the Republic of Korea, GoodPy, a smartphone-based virtual assistant, makes it a breeze for citizens to get information on public services.
eGovFrame integrates all of the government’s information systems, eliminating duplication, lowering costs and increasing efficiency, while innovating, improving, and encouraging open collaboration…
The Korea Trust Fund for Economic and Peace-Building Transitions is helping World Bank teams find innovative ways—such as using satellites or smart phones to collect current data—to keep projects on track during COVID-19.
The Korea Trust Fund and the World Bank are addressing Fragility, Conflict & Violence challenges by supporting projects that pilot innovative approaches, generate knowledge, and improve the monitoring of crisis risk for better prevention.
The initiatives and efforts taken by the Korean government provide good examples on how policies can help facilitate people’s preparedness for future jobs.
