The Korea Heritage Administration has designated four cultural assets as national treasures.
This move strengthens preservation and utilization of significant historic artifacts.
The designation was announced and is currently being implemented.
South Korea has approved its 4th International Development Cooperation Master Plan for 2026–2030.
The plan introduces strategic reforms in ODA, emphasizing innovation, accountability, and expanded partnerships.
Implementation begins in 2026, with immediate changes to project management and evaluation.
South Korea has released its 4th Comprehensive Basic Plan for International Development Cooperation covering 2026–2030.
The plan emphasizes innovation, transparency, and strategic partnerships to enhance ODA effectiveness.
The strategy was approved at the 56th International Development Cooperation Committee meeting on February 26, 2026.
South Korea is launching a five-year support program to promote circular economy models in key industries.
The initiative targets companies with high waste output, aiming to foster sustainable supply chains and resource reuse.
Applications are open from February 23 to March 13, 2024.
South Korea’s Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission has recommended aligning standards for land compensation and development charges.
This change aims to correct unfair discrepancies where development charges were calculated using higher land values than compensation payments.
Local governments have accepted the recommendation, and adjustments are expected to be implemented soon.
South Korea has launched its High-Level Radioactive Waste Management Committee to oversee safe and transparent waste handling.
The committee’s first meeting established operational rules and outlined plans for site suitability investigations and public involvement.
The initiative began with its inaugural meeting on February 23, 2026, marking a new era in national nuclear waste policy.