13th Korea Green Innovation Days (KGID Jeju 2024)

13th Korea Green Innovation Days (KGID Jeju 2024)

 Korea Green Innovation Days (KGID) is a flagship knowledge-sharing event on Green Growth organized and funded by the World Bank Korea Green Growth Trust Fund (KGGTF). Now in its 13th edition, KGID has a rich history of facilitating the exchange of practical examples and innovative approaches to achieving sustainable development. This esteemed event has been previously held in major international locations including Seoul, Washington DC, Dar es Salaam, and Cairo. This year, it will be hosted in Jeju, South Korea.

The theme for this year’s KGID, "Green Growth for a Livable Planet," focuses on showcasing progress in green growth and exploring avenues for expansion. This theme embraces the World Bank's recognition of the intertwined relationship between economic growth and environmental sustainability, highlighting the need for policy shifts that ensure a livable planet for future generations. The event will highlight project impacts, real-life examples, and creative solutions from development practitioners, offering insights into innovative policies and technologies while fostering networking through pre-arranged bilateral meetings.

Jeju is a leader in green growth initiatives, making it an ideal location for KGID 2024. The island aims to become a Carbon-Free Island by 2030, generating over half of its energy from renewable sources and having the highest electric vehicle penetration in South Korea. Jeju’s ambitious goals and achievements in renewable energy, sustainable transportation, and climate resilience exemplify its leadership in green growth, making it a fitting host for KGID 2024.

Dates: November 04 - 06, 2024 (November 03 for an optional pre-event) 

Venue: The Shilla Jeju, Jeju, South Korea

Participants: Around 350 participants, including over 20 World Bank project teams, global experts, and representatives from KGGTF grant beneficiary countries, green growth experts, and partner organizations in Korea and around the world.

Objectives:

1. Showcase ongoing and recently implemented green growth projects.

2. Exchange innovative and practical knowledge across various green growth sectors.

3. Build a global network of green growth practitioners.

4. Facilitate bilateral meetings for collaboration among stakeholders. 

 

Day 1: Monday, November 04
Plenary Sessions
Morning

Registration
(8:30-9:00)
Session 1
(9:00-9:40)

Session 1. Opening Ceremony

Opening Remarks:

  • Richard Damania, Chief Economist of the Planet Practice Group, World Bank

 

Congratulatory Remarks:

  • Jisung Moon, Director General, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Republic of Korea 

 

Speakers:

  • Jong Sung Hwang, President, National Information Society Agency (NIA) - “AI Innovations for a Sustainable and Climate-Resilient Future”
  • Oh Young-hun, the Governor of Jeju Province - “Jeju’s Green Growth Journey"
Session 2
(9:40-10:10)

Session 2. Green Growth Talks: Pathways to Green Growth

This session will explore innovative solutions, address challenges, examine the role of international cooperation in sustainable development, and highlight strategies for creating a livable planet by integrating economic growth with environmental sustainability.

Moderator:

  • Jie-ae Sohn, KGGTF & Ewha Woman's University

 

Speakers:

  • Richard Damania, Chief Economist of the Planet Practice Group, World Bank
  • Sang-Hyup Kim, Co-Chairperson of Presidential Commission on Carbon Neutrality and Green Growth of Korea
Guerilla Interviews
(10:10-10:20)

Guerilla Interviews 1: Capturing Voices of Impact

  • On-the-spot interviews by a reporter will capture attendee contributions to green growth efforts along with a brief self-introduction.
Session 3
(10:20-10:35)

Session 3. Towards a Livable Planet: KGGTF's Path and Promise

KGGTF Program Manager will deliver a comprehensive presentation covering an overview of KGGTF's past achievements, the newly launched Phase 4 program, and its vision for a livable planet. The audience will gain insights into the evolution and impact of KGGTF's initiatives as well as its strategic direction for fostering sustainable development worldwide. 

  • Hyoung Gun Wang, KGGTF Program Manager, World Bank

Coffee break
(10:35-10:55)

Coffee break and Networking

Session 4
(10:55-12:00)

Session 4. Showcasing KGGTF Impacts: Collaborative Contributions to Zero Carbon

This session will highlight how collaboration through the KGGTF has contributed to real-world projects and their impact on national green growth goals. Attendees will gain insights into tangible contributions and collaborative efforts fostering sustainability through the KGGTF.

 

Speakers:

  • Gihye Shin, Senior Manager of International Training Team, K-water Academy - “Capacity Building and Water Academy in Uzbekistan”  
  • Khurshid Rakhmatullaev, Deputy Chairman, JSC (Joint Stock Company) Uzsvutaminot (National Water Utility in Uzbekistan), “World Bank Cooperation in Regional Water Management System”   
  • Jaeyong Kim, General Director, Korea Land & Housing Corporation (LH) 
  • Felipe Walter, Senior Urban Development Specialist, World Bank 
Day 1: Monday, November 04
Plenary Sessions
Afternoon

Lunch
(12:00-13:15)
Session 5
(13:15-14:30)

Session 5. Pioneering Innovations for Climate-Resilient Growth

This session will highlight pioneering policies, technologies, and business models driving sustainable development in the context of green growth and climate resilience. Experts and practitioners will showcase innovative approaches and success stories aimed at addressing climate change challenges while fostering green growth and sustainable development. Attendees will explore groundbreaking initiatives and gain insights into how these innovative pathways are shaping a resilient and sustainable future. 

Moderator:

  • Kwangchul Ji, Senior Economist, World Bank 

Speakers: 

  • Young-Jun Cho, Executive Director, Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry - “Market mechanism as global efforts to meet Net-zero” 
  • Hyunjun Choi, Head of Carbon Finance, NH Investment & Securities - “Leveraging International Environmental Initiative into Private Sector” 
  • Seunghyun Hong, Head of Carbon Solution Department, Korea Investment & Security - “Opportunity for Carbon Market in Developing Countries” 
  • Dong A Lim, Executive Officer, Naver Corp. - “Green Partnership” 
  • Youngkee Kim, Vice president, Dowha Engineering - “The role of the private sector in carbon neutrality implementation” 

 

Comments:

  • Cristian Quijada Torres, Senior Private Sector Specialist, FCI, WB Korea Office 
  • Do Kyoon Kim, General Manager, K-Water - “K-Green ODA as a response to the Climate Crisis” 
  • Younggu Ji, Deputy GM, International Contractors Association of Korea (ICAK), “International Construction Market Trends and Status of Korean Contractors” 
  • Kisu Lee, Director, The Export-Import Bank of Korea (KEXIM) - “EDCF's Strategy and Operation for Green Growth” 
Coffee break
(14:30-14:50)

Coffee break

Session 6
(14:50-16:05)

Session 6. Sustainable Sparks: Igniting Carbon-Free Futures (Ignite talks style)

In this session, Task Team Leaders (TTLs) from the World Bank and representatives from Korean institutions collaborating with the Korea Green Growth Trust Fund (KGGTF) will deliver dynamic and concise Ignite Talks. Each speaker will showcase their project and share insights into its impact and potential. Attendees will gain valuable perspectives on innovative green growth initiatives and their expected outcomes.

Speakers:

  • (Jeju government) Ae-suk Kang, Director General of Climate and Environment Bureau, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province - “Jeju's Challenge to Become Asia’s First Carbon-Neutral Society by 2035” 
  • (Knowledge) Yerim Kim, Head, Global Knowledge Cooperation Team2, KDI GKEDC - “KDI’s Programs Tackling Climate Change” 
  • (KGGTF) Ji Yon Shin, Consultant, World Bank - “Empowering youth for Carbon Free Future with the KGGTF”  
  • (Technology) Sanghyup Lee, President, National Institute of Green Technology - “Let's Open the Future of C-Black Together”  
  • (Agriculture) Kyung-Tai Lee, Director, Rural Development Administration (RDA) 
  • (Private sector) Youngeun Jang, Manager, Shinhan Card - “Green index with JEJU”  
  • (WB DD) Abiyot Tehone, Senior Advisor to the Minister, Minister Office, Ministry of Innovation & Technology - “Towards Green, Secure and Climate-Resilient Data Infrastructure”  
  • (WB Water) George Joseph, Senior Economist, World Bank - “Funding a Water-Secure Future: An Assessment of Global Public Spending”  
  • (WB Energy) Ukraine Client/World Bank Energy grant team - “Ukraine energy storage and ancillary services market development support” 
Guerilla Interviews
(16:05-16:15)

Guerilla Interviews 2: Capturing Voices of Impact

  • On-the-spot interviews by a reporter will capture attendee contributions to green growth efforts along with a brief self-introduction.
Session 7
(16:15-17:15)

Session 7. Youth Leadership in Green Innovation (Ignite talks style)

This session showcases young leaders shaping a sustainable tomorrow. Featuring a former KGGTF intern and innovative entrepreneurs from Jeju, it explores their role in zero-carbon technology, upcycling, and sustainable development for a livable planet.

Chair:

  • Jie-ae Sohn, KGGTF & Ewha Woman’s University 

Speakers:

  • Jeong-Hwan Oh, CEO of Enclion - “Production technology for CO2-free hydrogen using bio-gas connected to renewable energy” 
  • Jihwan Kim, Representative, Usingsea (Badaseugi) - “Fairy-tale Imagination Born in Jeju’s Sea Trash” 
  • Hanna Choi, KGGTF former Youth Intern - “Youth Leadership in Green Growth: Insights from the KGGTF Internship” 
  • Dongwon Min, Representative of The Bugs, Jeju University - “Introduction to Jeju’s ecological resources: insects” 
Closing remarks
(17:15-17:25)

Closing remarks: 

  • Jason Allford, Special Representative to the Republic of Korea, World Bank
Day 2: Tuesday, November 05
Technical Session
Morning

Registration
(8:30 - 9:00)
Session 1
Knowledge/Collaboration Opportunities with WB Korea Office
(9:00-10:00)

Session 1 (Knowledge/Collaboration Opportunities with WB Korea Office)

Room A (Lotus Hall)

(9:00-10:00)

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This session delves into the longstanding partnership between the World Bank Korea Office and KGGTF, exploring opportunities for future collaboration in knowledge and capacity building with KGGTF grant teams and Korean institutions. It will provide insights into the key roles of the World Bank Korea Office, its Phase 4 strategy, and feature presentations on past joint initiatives and new collaboration proposals aimed at fostering sustainable development and innovation. 

 

Moderator:

  • Kevin Yunil Kim, Operations Analyst, World Bank 

 

Speakers:

  • Kevin Yunil Kim, Operations Analyst, World Bank – “Overview of World Bank Korea Office Key Roles & Strategy” 
  • Jisun Kim, Senior Program Coordinator, Open Learning Campus (OLC) and Korea Program for Operational Knowledge (KPOK), World Bank – “Highlights of collaboration between KPOK and KGGTF” 
  • Jinhee Park, IT Officer, World Bank - “Proposal for Future Collaboration with KGGTF Grant Team” 
  • Salman Asim, Senior Economist, World Bank / Hayeon Kim, Education Consultant, World Bank - “Building a Greener Future: Green Skills and Strategic Partnerships with KGGTF” 

 

Panelists: 

  • Jongin Sun, Head, Global Knowledge Cooperation Team 1, KDI GKEDC  
  • Hyoung Gun Wang, KGGTF Program manager, World Bank
Day 2: Tuesday, November 05
Technical Parallel Sessions
(10:20-12:00)

Coffee Break
(10:00-10:20)
Session 2
Energy

Session 2 (Energy)

Room A (Lotus Hall)

(10:20-12:00)

Co-organized with ESMAP

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Opening remarks: 

  • KGGTF, ESMAP 

 

Korean institutions: 

  • Yun-seong Go, Director of Future Growth Division, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province – “Energy Transition for Carbon-Neutral Jeju by 2035” 
  • Yong-hyouk Moon, Director of Energy Industry Division, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province - “Energy Innovation for the Future: Jeju’s Challenges, Achievements, and Tasks” 
  • Hanna Kang, Researcher, National Institute of Green Technology (NIGT) - “Commitment to Change: Pioneering Efforts in the Green Energy Transition” 

 

KGGTF Grant Teams: 

  • Silvia Martinez Romero, Lead Energy Specialist, World Bank- “Ukraine Energy Storage and Ancillary Services Market Development Support” 
  • Barsha Pandey, Energy Specialist, World Bank - “Battery Energy Storage Assessment in Mongolia” 
  • Thi Ba Chu, Senior Energy Specialist, World Bank - “Accelerating Low Carbon and Resilient Infrastructure Development in Vietnam” 
Session 3
Digital

Session 3 (Digital)

Room B (Halla Hall)

(10:20-11:40)

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This session focuses on digital innovation that drive green growth in various sectors that enable countries to achieve their economic and sustainable development goals. 

Moderator:

  • Zaki Khoury, Senior Digital Development Specialist, World Bank 

 

Speakers: 

  • Zaki Khoury, Senior Digital Development Specialist, World Bank  
  • Audrey Oh, Lead Digital Development Specialist, World Bank - “Towards Green, Secure and Climate-Resilient Data Infrastructure” 
  • Anne-Elisabeth Costafrolaz, Digital Development Specialist, World Bank - “Green energy solutions for digital connectivity and services in underserved communities: Mozambique and Madagascar” 
  • National Information Society Agency (NIA) 
  • Dong A Lim, Executive Officer, Green Partnership, Naver – “Green Data Centers: Advancing Sustainable IT Infrastructure“  
Session 4
Environment

Session 4 (Environment)

Room C (Halla Hall 2)

(10:20-11:40)

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This session will delve into the efforts of the World Bank Group and Korean institutions to promote a clean, green, and sustainable environment. The main focus will be sharing best practices and fostering international cooperation to address climate change and develop a resilient environment through forest conservation, biodiversity restoration, and waste management. The session will highlight practical cases that demonstrate the economic benefits of clean and green programs, such as eco-tourism, carbon reduction, and circular economy initiatives.  

 

Moderator:

  • Sameer Akbar, Senior Environmental Specialist, World Bank  

 

Speakers:

  • Sameer Akbar, Senior Environmental Specialist, World Bank - “Overview of WB ENB GP and the trends of clean, green & blue initiatives” 
  • Philippe Ambrosi, Senior Environmental Economist, World Bank - “Catalyzing Biodiversity and Protected Lands Remediation, Restoration and Expansion around Retired Mining Sites in South Africa” 
  • Geun-sik Jeong, Director of Resource Circulation Division, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province – “The Jeju Model for Waste Resource and Energy to Energy:  Plastic Zero Jeju by 2040” 
  • Hong-chul Lim, Director of Environment Policy Division, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province - “Efforts to Conserve Jeju’s Sustainable Environmental Value as the Only UNESCO’s Triple Crown given Island” 
  • Jong Keun Park, Director of Overseas Business Department, Sudokwon Landfill Management Corporation (SLC) - “Eco-friendly Landfill Management and GHG Reduction” 
  • Emily Marie Lim, Program Officer, AFoCO - “Building a Greener Asia, Hectare by Hectare”
Session 5
Climate Resilience & Development

Session 5 (Climate Resilience & Development)

Room D (Halla Hall 3)

(10:20-12:00)

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This session will delve into the critical intersections between climate resilience and development cooperation, emphasizing global trends in climate change, sustainable development, and the circular economy. Presentations will feature insights from experts at KDI, exploring the responses of developed countries to climate change, Uruguay’s transition to a circular economy, and the integration of climate considerations throughout the ODA (Official Development Assistance) lifecycle. This session will highlight how these strategies contribute to addressing climate-related challenges in diverse contexts. 

 

Moderator:

  • Jung Wook Kim, Executive Director, Center for International Development, KDI  

 

Opening remarks:

  • Richard Damania, Chief Economist, Planet Vice Presidency, World Bank 

 

Speakers:

  • Jason Russ, Senior Economist, Planet Vice Presidency, World Bank  
  • Esha Zaveri, Senior Economist, Planet Vice Presidency, World Bank 
  • “Global Trends in Climate Change and Responses of Developed Countries”: Daeyong Kim, Director, CID, KDI
  • “Uruguay’s Transition to a Circular Economy”: Yoobin Kwon, Senior Research Associate, CID, KDI
  • “Climate Mainstreaming throughout the ODA Lifecyle”: Geummulgyul Hwang, Senior Research Associate, CID, KDI

 

Panelists:  

  • World Bank
  • Jee Hee Yoon, Senior Research Associate, CID, KDI 

 

Closing remarks:

  • Richard Damania, Chief Economist, Planet Vice Presidency, World Bank 
Day 2: Tuesday, November 05
Technical Session
Afternoon

Lunch
(12:00-13:00)
Session 6
Financing/Partnership opportunity with Korean institutions
(13:00-14:00)

Financing/Partnership opportunity with Korean institutions                

Room A (Lotus Hall)

(13:00-14:00)

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Discover new financing and partnership opportunities with Korean institutions actively seeking to support sustainable development and green growth initiatives across the globe. This session will highlight how Korean expertise, and resources can drive innovation and sustainable solutions. 

 

Moderator:

  • Hyoung Gun Wang, KGGTF Program Manager, World Bank 

 

Speaker: 

  • Heeyoon Kim, Senior Loan Officer, MDB operation department, The Export-Import Bank of Korea (KEXIM) - “Co-financing Opportunities with EDCF” 
  • Daeyong Kim, Director, CID, Korea Development Institute (KDI) - KSP (Knowledge Sharing Program) 
  • Kyeoungche Lee, Lead Research Specialist, Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute (KEITI) - “Green Cooperation Opportunities with KEITI” 
  • Changgoo Jung, Vice President, International Contractors Association of Korea (ICAK) - “Introduction to Land and Transport Sector ODA” 
  • Wona Lee, Researcher, National Institute of Green Technology (NIGT) - “Pro bono Technical Assistance Funded by the Korean Government” 
  • Junhak Lee, Deputy Director, Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) - “Seoul’s ODA challenges”
Day 2: Tuesday, November 05
Technical Parallel Sessions
(14:20-17:00)

Coffee Break
(14:00-14:20)
Session 7
Agriculture

Agriculture Seminar - Growing Smarter: Advancing Agriculture through Digital Innovation            

Room A (Lotus Hall)

(14:20-17:00)

Jointly organized with GKEDC

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This seminar aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Korea's agricultural policies and their evolution, focusing on smart agriculture and digital farming technologies. It will cover the historical development of agricultural policies, current trends, the roles of key institutions, and future directions. Experts from Korean institutions and the World Bank will share case studies and insights on ongoing projects and collaboration opportunities. This seminar is designed to facilitate knowledge exchange and foster partnerships between Korea and developing countries to promote sustainable and innovative agricultural practices. 

 

Part 1. Opening & Evolution of Korean Agriculture and Opportunities for Collaboration (14:20-15:40)

 Opening:

  • Dong Soo Kang, Executive Director of KDI GKEDC 

 

Speakers: 

  • Taehoon Kwon, Senior Deputy Director, Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs of Korea (MAFRA) - “Historical Development of Korea’s Agricultural Policy: From Food Security to Smart Agriculture” 
  • Jongbok Kim, Senior Researcher of Animal Environment & Eunjung Choi, Project manager and Researcher, Rural Development Administration (RDA) - “A Comprehensive Support System for Agricultural Science and Technology Information through Policy Support and Collaboration” 
  • Soyoung Jung, Director of International agricultural cooperation, Korea Agency of Education, Promotion and Information Service in Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery (EPIS) - “Digital transformation ODA in agriculture” 
  • Hyeukjoon Son, Director of International Agricultural & Food Development Cooperation Center, Korea Rural Community Corporation (KRC) - “Climate-smart Agriculture and International Cooperation to Overcome the Food Crisis" 
  • Mi Kyoung Baek, Director of Groundwater and Geology Department Director, Korea Rural Community Corporation (KRC) Jeju Regional Office - “Resource Efficient Agriculture in Jeju: Smart Irrigation Management” 
  • Sukjoo Kim, Principal Manager of Global Digital Transformation Team, National Information Society Agent (NIA) - “Agricultural Modernization in Sri Lank by Adopting Vertical Farming” 

 

Part 2. World Bank Projects

Speakers: 

  • Sitaramachandra Machirajugrant, Senior Agriculture Economist, World Bank - “Mongolia Smart Agrifood Systems Technical Assistance” 
  • Winston Dawes, Senior Agriculture Economist, World Bank - “Smart Farming for Agricultural Development in Dominica and Jamaica” 
  • John Ilukor, Economist, World Bank - “Building a Green Agri-Food Ecosystem in Uganda” 
  • Mudita Chamroeun, Senior Rural Development Specialist, World Bank - “Harnessing digital agriculture technologies for smallholder farmers in Cambodia” 
  • Ranjan Samantaray, Senior Agriculture Specialist, World Bank - “Uttarakhand Climate-Resilient, Low Carbon Agriculture Initiative” 
  • Francisco Javier Bueso Ucles, Senior Agriculture Economist, World Bank - “Policy Support to Establish an Information System for the Agri-Food Sector (SISAGRO) in Honduras” 
Session 8
Urban

Session 8 (Urban)               

Room B (Halla Hall 1)

(14:20-15:40)

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This session explores the efforts of the World Bank Group and Korean institutes in creating a more resilient, livable, and sustainable urban environment in the face of climate change, highlighting best practices, such as supporting waste-to-energy schemes, rejuvenating streets, improving mass transit, tackling urban heat, and more.  

Speakers: 

  • Sehyung Won, Principal Urban Specialist, SUSA – “Seoul’s Global Initiatives for Urban Sustainability: Revitalizing Downtown and Converting Waste to Biogas” 
  • Soonyoung Park, Specialist for Climate Change Response, Goyang City – “Challenges for Building a Smart Carbon-Neutral City Infrastructure” 
  • Eunji Choi, Associate Research Fellow, KRIHS – “Targeted, Integrated, and Prepared Policy Packages to Address the Urban Heat in Korea” 
  • World Bank Korea Office 
Session 9
Transport

Session 9 (Transport)               

Room B (Halla Hall 2)

(14:20-15:40)

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This session explores innovative strategies from around the world aimed at strengthening public transportation systems against climate change. It will explore the use of IT solutions to build more climate-resilient infrastructure, highlighting the importance of global collaboration and technological advancements in forming sustainable and efficient transportation networks. 

 

Moderator: 

  • Jiyon Shin, Consultant, KGGTF, World Bank 

  

Speakers:  

  • Yonas E. Mchomvu, Senior Transport Specialist, World Bank - “Development of ITS-led Tanzania Railway system strengthening climate resilient infrastructure based on GIS” 
  • Abubakari Ahmed, Senior Transport Specialist, World Bank - “Developing a Green, Integrated, and Smart Public Transit System in Kumasi” 
  • Jain Kim, Associate Research Fellow, Korea Transport institute (KOTI) – Carbon Neutral Strategy for Transport Sector in Korea 
  • Sujin Kim, Principal Transport Specialist, Sustainable Transportation System in Seoul  
  • Youngkee Kim, Vice President of Transport, DOHWA Engineering Co. Ltd. 

 

Panelist: 

  • Hyoungwoo Lee, Professor, Korea National University of Transportation (KNUT) 
Session 10
Water

Session 10 (Water)               

Room D (Halla Hall 3)

(14:20-15:40)

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This session provides an overview of various local and global initiatives to enhance water management systems. It emphasizes the role of international collaboration and innovation for better and systematic water management and shares the transformation enabled through the various initiatives implemented. 

  

Moderator: 

  • George Joseph, Senior Economist, World Bank 

 

Speakers: 

  • George Joseph, Senior Economist, World Bank - “Towards Effective Water Governance for Integrated River Basin Level Planning and Management in Nepal” 
  • Odete Muximpua, Senior Water Supply and Sanitation Specialist, World Bank / Shavkat Rakhmatullaev, Water Resources Management Specialist, World Bank - “Capacity Building and Water Academy-Uzbekistan" 
  • Do Kyoon Kim, General Manager, K-Water – “Water management platform based on the Digital Twin” 
  • Jong Young Kim, Head of International Training Team, K-water Academy – “Innovative Climate Solutions through Capacity Building in the Water Sector” 
  • Won-bae Park, Director of Jeju Groundwater Research Center, Jeju Research Institute - “Climate Change Response and Jeju’s Sustainable Groundwater Monitoring System”
Day 3: Wednesday, November 06
Site Visits by thematic groups
(8:30-12:30)

Registration
(8:30 - 9:00)
Group A
Water
  1. Jeju Samdasoo Exhibition Hall  
  2. Jeju Groundwater Research Center (Jeju Institute) 
  3. Groundwater Observation Network System 

Water

Group B
Environment &
Urban
  1. Recycling Help Center
  2. Jeju Metropolitan Resource Recovery Center
  3. Jeju Environmental Resources Recycling Center (incineration plant + landfill) 

Environment

Group C
Agriculture 1
  1. NIA Jeju Smart Farm Bigdata Center  
  2. Smart Farm Incubating and Training Center  

AGr

Group D
Agriculture 2
  1. NIA Smart Farm Big Data Center 
  2. Korea Rural Community Corporation Jeju Regional Office 

AGr

Group E
Agriculture 3
  1. NIA Smart Farm Bigdata Center
  2. Dawon Farm or Hanmaum Farming Association Corporation 

AGr

Group F
Energy &
Transport
  1. Tamra Offshore Wind Farm 
  1. Aewol EV Convergence Charging Station 
  1. EV Battery Industrialization Center 

Energy

transport



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