- Development Cooperation(ODA)
- Vision
Vision
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BFIC explores and conducts development cooperation projects with local citizens and resources in Busan pursuing sustainable development in partner countries.
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Vision
Development Cooperation for Mutual Assistance, Collaboration, and Innovative Growth
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Goal
Exploring and Promoting Busan’s Development Cooperation Projects by Applying the Best Practices and Expertise of Policies, Technologies, Resources, and Talents in Busan
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Strategies
- Strategy 1Strengthening the Results-Based Management
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- Tracking, analyzing, and utilizing of project results consistently
- Managing the results from city-based development cooperation strategically
- Strengthening sustainability and impact of projects through a virtuous cycle of evaluation and feedback
- Strategy 2Promoting Busan’s Development Cooperation Projects
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- Securing resources and talents in Busan for effective development cooperation projects
- Initiating development cooperation projects in the specialized sectors of Busan (film & media, maritime & fisheries, transportation, environment, etc.)
- Encouraging Busan citizens’ participation in development cooperation activities and projects
- Strategy 3Serving a Platform for Participatory Development Cooperation
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- Disseminating and highlighting the achievements of development cooperation in Busan via the online platform
- Offering networking opportunities, business matching, and consulting services
- Enhancing the citizens’ awareness and capacities of development cooperation
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Busan Global Friends (Yangon), 2019
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Busan Global Friends (Ulaanbaatar), 2019
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KOICA Fellowship Program (CIAT)-General Training (Rwanda), 2021
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Sister Village Project (Phnom Penh), 2019
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ODA Working-Level Network (Busan), 2019
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usan ODA Forum (Busan), 2021
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KOICA Fellowship Program (CIAT)-General Training (Lao PDR), 2019
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KOICA Fellowship Program (CIAT)-General Training (Ecuador), 2021
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Busan Global Training Program (CPSC), 2021