KIDA is an acronym that stands for "Korean International Development Agency." As an organization, KIDA is responsible for supporting and promoting Korea's international development cooperation efforts. Its primary objective is to contribute to the socio-economic development of partner countries by providing various forms of assistance and expertise.
KIDA's activities primarily focus on areas such as infrastructure development, capacity building, poverty reduction, humanitarian assistance, and sustainable development. By implementing different projects and programs, KIDA aims to support partner countries in achieving their development goals and improving the quality of life for their citizens.
In addition to financial aid, KIDA also plays a crucial role in facilitating knowledge and technology transfer from Korea to partner countries. Through training programs, workshops, and technical cooperation, KIDA shares its expertise and experiences in areas such as agriculture, healthcare, education, and information technology. This knowledge exchange enhances the capabilities and skills of local communities, enabling them to sustainably manage and develop their resources.
KIDA operates under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Korea and collaborates with various international organizations, governments, and non-governmental organizations to ensure effective implementation of its projects. By engaging in development cooperation, KIDA contributes to fostering friendly relations between Korea and partner countries, promoting a spirit of global solidarity and shared responsibility for sustainable development.
