KOICA at a KOICA at a GlanceGlance

November 2013November 2013

1945 (available year) 2012

Total Population 16 million 50 million

Average Life Expectancy 52.4 (1960) 80.7Under-5 Infant Mortality

Rate(per 1,000 live births)

69 (1960) 5

Maternal Mortality Rate(per 100,000 live births)

200 (1960) 9.9

University Enrollment Rate 27.7% (1990) 71.3%

Trade Volume

Export 22 million USD 549.6 billion USD

Import 208 million USD 520.1 billion USDGross Domestic Product

(GDP)1.3 billion USD

(1953) 1,129.2 billion USD

Gross National Income (GNI)

per Capita (at PPP)67 USD (1953) 27,620 USD

Korea’s Yesterday and TodayKorea’s Yesterday and TodayKorea’s Yesterday and TodayKorea’s Yesterday and Today

Development Aspects of Korea (1)Development Aspects of Korea (1)

In 2011, the trade volume to sum up export and import of Korea broke through 1 trillion USD, which ranked Korea as the 9th country.

Korea’s Yesterday and TodayKorea’s Yesterday and TodayKorea’s Yesterday and TodayKorea’s Yesterday and Today

import

export

Development Aspects of Korea (2)Development Aspects of Korea (2)

<Korea's Top Five Export Products in Recent Years (Million, USD)>

Korea’s Yesterday and TodayKorea’s Yesterday and TodayKorea’s Yesterday and TodayKorea’s Yesterday and Today

Development Aspects of Korea (3)Development Aspects of Korea (3)

Korea’s Economy and Official Development Korea’s Economy and Official Development Assistance (ODA)Assistance (ODA)Korea’s Economy and Official Development Korea’s Economy and Official Development Assistance (ODA)Assistance (ODA)

(USD mil)

Gross Net ODA Disbursement of Korea (2003-2012)Gross Net ODA Disbursement of Korea (2003-2012)

Headquarters & 46 Overseas Offices with 468 staff members of total

Total budget of USD 505 million (2013, 72.5% of Korean Bilateral Aid)

After 20 years After 20 years After 20 years After 20 years

Established on April 1, 1991 by Presidential Decree (KOICA Decree)

- An implementing agency for grant aid & TC under the MOFA

KOICA at a Glance – over 20 yearsKOICA at a Glance – over 20 yearsKOICA at a Glance – over 20 yearsKOICA at a Glance – over 20 years

Legal Foundation & HistoryLegal Foundation & HistoryLegal Foundation & HistoryLegal Foundation & History

Year '07 '08 ’09 ’10 ’11 ’12

Total(million USD)

270 277 368 370 431 432

Increase(%) 39.9 2.6 32.8 0.5 16.5 0.2

KOICA at a Glance - VisionKOICA at a Glance - VisionKOICA at a Glance - VisionKOICA at a Glance - Vision

Happiness for All, with Global KOICAHappiness for All, with Global KOICAHappiness for All, with Global KOICAHappiness for All, with Global KOICA

Contribute to the sustainable socio-economicContribute to the sustainable socio-economicdevelopment of developing countriesdevelopment of developing countries

Improve theImprove the

quality of lifequality of life

CooperateCooperate

with the with the

global global

communitycommunity

Reduce Reduce

povertypoverty

Resolve global Resolve global

development development

issuesissues

KOICA at a Glance - OrganizationKOICA at a Glance - OrganizationKOICA at a Glance - OrganizationKOICA at a Glance - Organization

CIS(2)

Africa(15)

Middle East(3)

OECD(1)

Asia(14)

Latin America(8)

USAID (1)

UzbekistanUzbekistanAzerbaijanAzerbaijan

Afghanistan Afghanistan Vietnam Vietnam Indonesia Indonesia Mongolia Mongolia PhilippinesPhilippinesLaosLaosCambodiaCambodiaMyanmarMyanmarPakistanPakistanNepalNepalBangladeshBangladeshSri Lanka Sri Lanka East TimorEast TimorSolomon IslandSolomon Island

DR CongoDR CongoMozambiqueMozambiqueUgandaUgandaRwandaRwandaEthiopiaEthiopiaGhanaGhanaNigeriaNigeriaCameroonCameroonMoroccoMoroccoAlgeriaAlgeriaTunisiaTunisiaTanzaniaTanzaniaEgyptEgyptKenyaKenyaSenegalSenegal

IraqIraqPalestinePalestineJordanJordan

PeruPeruBoliviaBoliviaParaguayParaguayGuatemalaGuatemalaEl SalvadorEl SalvadorEcuadorEcuadorColombiaColombiaHaitiHaiti

Headquarters : 1 President, 1 Auditor, 4 Vice Presidents, 10 Headquarters : 1 President, 1 Auditor, 4 Vice Presidents, 10 Departments and 28 TeamsDepartments and 28 Teams

Overseas OfficesOverseas Offices: : 46 Offices in 44 Countries46 Offices in 44 Countries

Headquarters : 1 President, 1 Auditor, 4 Vice Presidents, 10 Headquarters : 1 President, 1 Auditor, 4 Vice Presidents, 10 Departments and 28 TeamsDepartments and 28 Teams

Overseas OfficesOverseas Offices: : 46 Offices in 44 Countries46 Offices in 44 Countries

Headquarters:Headquarters:10 Departments , 10 Departments , and 28 Teamsand 28 Teams

KOICA at a Glance – WFK(KOICA )VolunteersKOICA at a Glance – WFK(KOICA )VolunteersKOICA at a Glance – WFK(KOICA )VolunteersKOICA at a Glance – WFK(KOICA )Volunteers

UzbekistanUzbekistanKyrgyzstanKyrgyzstanTajikistanTajikistan

Vietnam Vietnam Indonesia Indonesia Mongolia Mongolia PhilippinesPhilippinesLaosLaosCambodiaCambodiaMyanmarMyanmarThailandThailandNepalNepalBangladeshBangladeshSri Lanka Sri Lanka East TimorEast Timor

DR CongoDR CongoMozambiqueMozambiqueUgandaUgandaRwandaRwandaEthiopiaEthiopiaGhanaGhanaCameroon Cameroon MoroccoMoroccoTunisia Tunisia Burkina FasoBurkina FasoTanzania Egypt Tanzania Egypt Swaziland Swaziland Zambia ZambiaKenya Kenya Senegal Senegal Malawi Malawi ZimbabweZimbabweLiberiaLiberiaMadagascarMadagascarEquatorial GuineaEquatorial Guinea

JordanJordan

PeruPeruBoliviaBoliviaParaguayParaguayGuatemalaGuatemalaEl SalvadorEl SalvadorEcuadorEcuadorColombiaColombiaNicaraguaNicaraguaDominican Dominican RepublicRepublic

World Friends Korea (WFK) Overseas Volunteers: 1,715 World Friends Korea (WFK) Overseas Volunteers: 1,715 volunteers in 46 countriesvolunteers in 46 countries

Started dispatching overseas volunteers in 1990 Started dispatching overseas volunteers in 1990 (44 volunteers to Nepal, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, the (44 volunteers to Nepal, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, the Philippines)Philippines)

Korea dispatches the second largest number of overseas Korea dispatches the second largest number of overseas volunteers.volunteers.

World Friends Korea (WFK) Overseas Volunteers: 1,715 World Friends Korea (WFK) Overseas Volunteers: 1,715 volunteers in 46 countriesvolunteers in 46 countries

Started dispatching overseas volunteers in 1990 Started dispatching overseas volunteers in 1990 (44 volunteers to Nepal, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, the (44 volunteers to Nepal, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, the Philippines)Philippines)

Korea dispatches the second largest number of overseas Korea dispatches the second largest number of overseas volunteers.volunteers.

HeadquartersHeadquarters

Asia768

Africa522

Central Asia81

Middle East23

Latin America

321

KOICA at a Glance—WFK(KOICA at a Glance—WFK(KOICAKOICA) Volunteers) VolunteersKOICA at a Glance—WFK(KOICA at a Glance—WFK(KOICAKOICA) Volunteers) Volunteers

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Types of Volunteer ProgramsTypes of Volunteer Programs

General Volunteers

Senior Volunteers

International

Cooperation

Volunteers

International Cooperation Doctors

Others (NGO Volunteers, University Volunteers)

Distribution by Programs 2013Distribution by Programs 2013Distribution by Programs 2013Distribution by Programs 2013

ProgramAmount

(US$ mil)Percentage

1. Country Assistance Program 249.8 50.78%

- Asia 131.8 26.8%

- Africa 53.9 10.9%

- Latin America 32 6.5%

- Middle East & CIS 32.1 6.52%

2. Global Program 187.7 38.2%

- Multinational Training 49.3 10.03%

- WFK 93.1 18.92%

- PPP 28.8 5.86%

- With international organizations 16.4 3.34%

3. Promotion of Development Awareness & Admin Cost (evaluation, public relations, research, etc.)

53.9 10.96%

4. East Asia Climate Program 0.4 0.09%

TOTAL 492 100%

KOICA’s Budget AllocationKOICA’s Budget AllocationKOICA’s Budget AllocationKOICA’s Budget Allocation

By RegionBy RegionBy RegionBy Region By By SectorsSectorsBy By SectorsSectors

By By CountriesCountriesBy By CountriesCountries

By Income By Income GroupGroupBy Income By Income GroupGroup

KOICA’s Budget AllocationKOICA’s Budget AllocationKOICA’s Budget AllocationKOICA’s Budget Allocation

KOICA’s Strategic ApproachesKOICA’s Strategic ApproachesKOICA’s Strategic ApproachesKOICA’s Strategic Approaches

Country Partnership Strategy (CPS)Country Partnership Strategy (CPS)

26 Priority Partner Countries selected under the new principle of “concentration on priority”

- Asia (11), Africa (8), Middle East & CIS (2), Latin America and others (5)

26 CPS s finalized in August 2013- 2~3 primary areas/themes for respective developing countries- Based on Korea’s comparative advantages and development experiences- In line with the partner country’s national development plan and strategy

KOICA’s Aid ActivitiesKOICA’s Aid ActivitiesKOICA’s Aid ActivitiesKOICA’s Aid Activities

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Poverty Eradication and Sustainable Development Poverty Eradication and Sustainable Development

    

   Human Rights

Gender Equality

ICT Environment

Project WFK Advisors

Invitational

Training

WFK Volunteers

International

Organizations

Humanitarian

Assistance

Industry &Industry & Energy Energy

Rural Rural DevelopmentDevelopment

(Saemaul Undong)(Saemaul Undong)GovernanceGovernanceEducationEducationHealthHealthPriority Priority AreasAreas

CrossCross-cutting -cutting IssuesIssues

Aid Aid SchemesSchemes

KOICA as a Platform for Global Saemaul KOICA as a Platform for Global Saemaul Undong StrategyUndong StrategyKOICA as a Platform for Global Saemaul KOICA as a Platform for Global Saemaul Undong StrategyUndong Strategy

ICT, Media, Energy,

Environment, etc.

CreativityEducation, Health, Gender

Equality, etc.

Social Developme

nt

Agriculture, Farming,

Aquaculture, Forestry,

etc. Income

Increase

Achieving MDGs in all

sectors

Saemaul Undong (SMU) for Rural Development By Self-transformation, Community Empowerment, Smart / Adequate technology: A Comprehensive Strategy

International Development PartnershipInternational Development PartnershipInternational Development PartnershipInternational Development Partnership

International PartnershipInternational Partnership

DAC member countries:

Core Partners (MOU)

- JICA (Japan, 1997.2)

- USAID (USA, 2011.6)

- GIZ (Germany,

2011.11)

- CIDA (Canada, 2012.9)

- AFD (France, 2012.10)

- AECID (Spain, 2012.11)

- Peace Corps. (USA,

2013.9)

NON-DAC member

countries:

Core Partners (MOU)

- TIKA (Turkey, 2011.3)

- ABC (Brazil, 2011.11)

- AGCI (Chile, 2012.10)Triangular cooperation

- Singapore, Chile,

Mexico,

Peru, Columbia, etc. Joint Activities : joint evaluation, joint research, joint projects Info-Sharing : joint workshop, expert seminar, regular consultations Cooperative System : staff exchange, working groups, annual meeting