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Q2 2023
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[Publications]
ㆍ Research Partnership for Climate Smart Agriculture in Vietnam : Climate Change Response Modelling and Application l Kwon, Oh Sang et al
Vietnam is a low-latitude country with a lengthy territory that stretches from north to south and includes a variety of geographical characteristics such as river deltas, mountains, coastal regions, and highlands. Despite its rapid economic growth, the agriculture sector continues to account for a significant share of the national economy and exports. Due to this feature, Vietnam is regarded study examines the impact of climate change on Vietnam’s economy and national welfare, particularly in the agricultural sector, and identifies acceptable climate change adaption measures and factors that boost their acceptability. For the purpose of this study, a research partnership with Vietnamese researchers was established and utilized...
ㆍ Development and Application of “K-Better Digital Inclusiveness Indicator”for South Korea's Central Asian ODA Strategy in the Post-COVID-Era l Kyungyon Moon et al
‘Digital ODA’, a much-discussed topic in the international community, is an international development cooperation activity that supports the digital transformation of developing countries in terms of ensuring that the achievements of ‘digital transformation’ are not the exclusive property of developed countries, but that the entire globe can enjoy them together. Discussions and activities related to digital ODA are being conducted very actively in the international community. Nevertheless, not only do the underprivileged of digital transformation still exists, but even if they experience digital transformation, do they still appear to be marginalized from the benefits?...
ㆍ Comparative study on grant aid operation in Korea, Sweden and Norway l Park Sooyoung et al
As the volatility of the development cooperation environment increases and domestic interest is strongly pursued due to global political and economic instability, the public’s demand for efficient ODA implementation is increasing. In order to efficiently execute ODA and improve development effectiveness in response to the variable ODA business environment, it is necessary to clearly mandates for each agency in charge and improve the communication system between agencies to move forward an efficient ODA implementation system...
ㆍ Input-Output Analysis on Aids spill-over effect and its implication l Hyun-Seok Yang et al
Korea’s development cooperation has been continuously increasing since joining the OECD DAC in 2010, and so is KOICA’s grant aid too. While the development cooperation aid aims to bring economic benefits to developing countries, it also has a significant impact on donor countries’ own economies, due to the interdependence of the global economy. Therefore, it would be meaningful to analyze the impact on the donor countries’ economies...
ㆍ Analysis of the 2022 Humanitarian Access Index l Center for ODA Research
As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, there is growing demand for humanitarian assistance in Ukraine, which has suffered from the prolonged Russia’s invasion, and other countries affected by food and energy crises. According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA), 306 million people worldwide are in need of humanitarian assistance as of June 2022. Most of the countries on the 2022 Emergency Watchlist released by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) have suffered from crises, such as large-scale refugees as a result of political and regional conflicts, including civil wars, on top of inappropriate responses to COVID-19 and natural disasters which have aggravated starvation and poverty. As such, demand for humanitarian assistance is soaring, but with limited financial resources, it is difficult to provide adequate support to each country based on its unique context and the characteristics of the crises it faces. With regard to this, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) publishes the Humanitarian Access Index, which measures challenges in humanitarian access by country and compares access constraint levels across countries. By allowing us to identify access constraints to humanitarian assistance, the index will serve as a reference to facilitate strategic support...