ASEIC participated in the workshop for a successful development cooperation in the energy/environmen 19 Jun 2013
2015 ASEM Eco-Innovation Index (ASEI)_Final Report.pdf ASEIC participated in the workshop for a successful development cooperation in the energy/environment sector On the 18^th of June, the Green Technology Center Korea (GTCK) hosted a workshop for Korean organizations that are currently implementing international projects in the field of environment and energy. These organizations were invited to share their activities and explore ideas to enhance more successful international cooperation. 11 organizations including ASEIC participated in the workshop and discussed strategic approaches to generate a win-win situation for both Korean organizations and partner communities as well as organizations in the recipient countries. Participants agreed on the importance of feasibility studies to accurately understand the local situation and analyze their needs, allowing donor organizations to come up with effective and sustainable strategies. The participants also agreed to the point that more active interaction among related organizations and that public-private partnerships are very much in need. Here is brief information about the organizations that participated in the workshop. GTC-K http://www.gtck.re.kr/index.php - Building global green technology cooperation network - Forming a green triangle together with GGGI and GCF - Implementing effective development cooperation KOTRA http://www.kotra.or.kr/kh/main/KHMIUI010M.html - WIT(Win-Win Ino Tech) Plaza to support appropriate technology business incubation KEMCO http://www.kemco.or.kr/ - Capacity building projects for the public officials in the developing countries - Planning a seminar on NAMA - Cooperation with international organizations and the UN agencies KIST http://www.kist.re.kr/ - KIST Europe office in Germany - Research in the environment and energy sector - Will support the establishment V-KIST in Vietnam - International R&D Academy to provide education on science technology for the students from developing countries KOICA http://www.koica.go.kr/ - East Asia Climate Partnership KIAT http://www.kiat.or.kr/site/main/index/index001.jsp - Korea-Vietnam Industrial Technology Cooperation EDCF http://www.edcfkorea.go.kr/edcf/index.jsp - Providing tied-aid especially in the green growth and agriculture sector KIER http://www.kier.re.kr/ - Research on various technologies - Strategic cooperation and joint R&D projects with Canada, Japan, Netherlands and USA - Cooperation with 41 organizations in 22 countries in the region of Central Asia, South Asia, etc. KEITI http://www.keiti.re.kr/action.do - Establishing master plan for developing countries’ environmental policies - Asia water management forum GGGI www.gggi.org - Green growth planning & implementation at national level - Green growth planning & implementation at sub-national level - Sectoral analysis & planning

ASEIC participated in the workshop for a successful development cooperation in the energy/environmen

19 Jun 2013

2015 ASEM Eco-Innovation Index (ASEI)_Final Report.pdf

ASEIC participated in the workshop for a successful development cooperation in the energy/environment sector

On the 18^th of June, the Green Technology Center Korea (GTCK) hosted a workshop for Korean organizations that are currently implementing international projects in the field of environment and energy. These organizations were invited to share their activities and explore ideas to enhance more successful international cooperation. 11 organizations including ASEIC participated in the workshop and discussed strategic approaches to generate a win-win situation for both Korean organizations and partner communities as well as organizations in the recipient countries. Participants agreed on the importance of feasibility studies to accurately understand the local situation and analyze their needs, allowing donor organizations to come up with effective and sustainable strategies. The participants also agreed to the point that more active interaction among related organizations and that public-private partnerships are very much in need.

Here is brief information about the organizations that participated in the workshop.

GTC-K http://www.gtck.re.kr/index.php

- Building global green technology cooperation network

- Forming a green triangle together with GGGI and GCF

- Implementing effective development cooperation

KOTRA http://www.kotra.or.kr/kh/main/KHMIUI010M.html

- WIT(Win-Win Ino Tech) Plaza to support appropriate technology business incubation

KEMCO http://www.kemco.or.kr/

- Capacity building projects for the public officials in the developing countries

- Planning a seminar on NAMA

- Cooperation with international organizations and the UN agencies

KIST http://www.kist.re.kr/

- KIST Europe office in Germany

- Research in the environment and energy sector

- Will support the establishment V-KIST in Vietnam

- International R&D Academy to provide education on science technology for the students from developing countries

KOICA http://www.koica.go.kr/

- East Asia Climate Partnership

KIAT http://www.kiat.or.kr/site/main/index/index001.jsp

- Korea-Vietnam Industrial Technology Cooperation

EDCF http://www.edcfkorea.go.kr/edcf/index.jsp

- Providing tied-aid especially in the green growth and agriculture sector

KIER http://www.kier.re.kr/

- Research on various technologies

- Strategic cooperation and joint R&D projects with Canada, Japan, Netherlands and USA

- Cooperation with 41 organizations in 22 countries in the region of Central Asia, South Asia, etc.

KEITI http://www.keiti.re.kr/action.do

- Establishing master plan for developing countries’ environmental policies

- Asia water management forum

GGGI www.gggi.org

- Green growth planning & implementation at national level

- Green growth planning & implementation at sub-national level

- Sectoral analysis & planning

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