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The Korea-World Bank Partnership Facility

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The KWPF emphasizes the transfer of Korean development knowledge and expertise to low- and middle-income countries.  All KWPF grants are required to have a Korean Knowledge Partner Institution. 

The KWPF Program Management Team has prepared a K-Partner Directory to match task teams at the World Bank with partner institutions in Korea, and is currently in the process of updating that Directory.

For over ten years, the KWPF has partnered with a wide array of Korean institutions.

 

Explore the KWPF¡¯s Korean Knowledge Partner Directory

KWPF Partner Directory

Profiles of K-Partners

  • DBI Korea Rep

    LX is a public entity under the Korea Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT), leading the digitalization of land information and innovation in urban management with cutting-edge technologies and geospatial information to improve people's lives.
  • Å·ÃÀÈÕb´óƬ

    Since opening in 2003, SNUBH has established itself as a pioneer in the digitalization of healthcare. In its commitment to sharing expertise on improving the delivery of healthcare, SNUBH has been a valuable partner to the World Bank and other development partners.
  • Å·ÃÀÈÕb´óƬ

    SUSA was established by the Seoul Metropolitan Government in 2016 to support the sustainable urban development of cities around the world, based on the City of Seoul¡¯s own urban development journey.
  • Å·ÃÀÈÕb´óƬ

    KDI is Korea¡¯s leading think tank and, through its Global Knowledge Exchange and Development Center (GKEDC), it shares lessons from Korea¡¯s own development experience with visitors from around the world.

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