The Asia Foundation

Experts from the legal research and judicial systems of China to examine Korea's implementation of government information disclosure as well as the workings of Korea's government administrative review system.

Workshop on developing country assistance strategies for staff of the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), relevant government aid agencies, and non-governmental organizations, facilitated by The Asia Foundation.

Workshop on developing country assistance strategies for staff of the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), relevant government aid agencies, and non-governmental organizations, facilitated by The Asia Foundation.

Six government and NGO representatives from four Asian countries to study Korea's policies and experience in the area of environment and development.

Eight government and NGO representatives from as many Asian countries to study Korea's experience in improving public governance and lessons from Korean experience with government-NGO partnership.

A delegation of Vietnamese legal specialists to study Korea's experience in enacting and implementing its Act on Information Disclosure by public agencies and the role of civil society organizations.

Five Korean development practitioners from government and NGO agencies were awarded fellowships to work in projects in developing Asian countries (Thailand, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam) for up to three months.

International experts, Korean Official Development Assistance (ODA) officials, and The Asia Foundation's specialists from South and Southeast Asia discussed the challenges and risks of providing development assistance in conflict affected areas of Asia.

Five Korean development practitioners from government and NGO agencies were awarded fellowships to work in projects in developing Asian countries (Thailand, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam) for up to three months.

Development specialists for The Asia Foundation organized a workshop for staff of the Korean International Cooperation Agency describing models for funding partnerships between major development donor agencies and international NGOs.

Development specialists for The Asia Foundation organized a workshop for staff of the Korean International Cooperation Agency describing models for funding partnerships between major development donor agencies and international NGOs.

Staff of Korean NGOs and government development agencies visited Mongolia to study development and environmental challenges and the program strategies of The Asia Foundation and other development agencies.

Staff of Korean NGOs and government development agencies visited Mongolia to study development and environmental challenges and the program strategies of The Asia Foundation and other development agencies.

A team of representatives from Korean NGOs and government agencies visited the Philippines with a focus on "Peace-building and Development in Conflict-affected Regions."

A team of representatives from Korean NGOs and government agencies visited the Philippines with a focus on peace building and development in conflict-affected regions.

Executive Vice President of The Asia Foundation gave a presentation to an audience of executives and CSR directors of domestic and foreign companies based in Korea on the topic, "Google, Omidyar, and Social Investment: A Hybrid Approach to Corporate Engagement."

Executive Vice President of The Asia Foundation gave a presentation to an audience of executives and CSR directors of domestic and foreign companies based in Korea on the topic, “Google, Omidyar, and Social Investment: A Hybrid Approach to Corporate Engagement.”

A delegation of Vietnamese officials, led by the Office of the National Assembly, visited Korea to study Korea's experience with public administration capacity building and economic and political transition.

A delegation of Vietnamese officials, led by the Office of the National Assembly, visited Korea to study Korea’s experience with public administration capacity building and economic and political transition.

International experts, Korean Official Development Assistance (ODA) officials, and The Asia Foundation’s specialists from South and Southeast Asia discussed the challenges and risks of providing development assistance in conflict affected areas of Asia.

Douglas Bereuter, President of The Asia Foundation, delivered speeches to two audiences: the members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Korea and an invited audience of senior Korean business leaders.

A forum for 60 Korean business leaders featuring Mr. Tarun Das, Chief Mentor, Confederation of Indian Industry; and a dinner with CEOs of five of Korea’s leading corporations.

In cooperation with the Korean Council for Overseas Cooperation, the Korea Office sponsored two staff of Korean development assistance NGOs as fellows in Foundation offices in Asia,
one in Cambodia and the other in Bangladesh.

A formal briefing for the Corporate Social Responsibility team of a global Korean
corporation by a senior Foundation team including the Director of Environmental Programs.