www.airo.kr

AIRO is a robotic fish maker in Korea.
The Robotic Fish is MIRO, marine intelligent robot, commercialized firstly by AIRO.
MIRO is a bio-mimetic fish robot, can swim like a real fish.

http://www.arirang.com/

Arirang TV is the only international broadcasting company in the country that promotes Korea. We broadcast to approx. 100 million households in over 100 countries and have over 13 million subscribers through our new media channel. As a global broadcasting network, IGC and Arirang TV are conveying to the world CSR activities through broadcasting contents of how Korea is making an effort in various aspects for the international community by striving for world peace, alleviating polarization, resolving inequality, preventing environmental destruction and more.

www.appliedsurveyresearch.org

ASR is a social research firm dedicated to helping people build better communities since 1980. We help communities to measure and improve their quality of life. We help organizations to measure and improve the impact of their services.
We have a strong history of working with vulnerable populations such as young children, teen mothers, seniors, low-income families, at-risk youth, veterans, and persons experiencing homelessness. We also have extensive experience working with public and private agencies, federal and local government, health and human service organizations, cities and county offices, school districts, institutions of higher learning, and charitable foundations.
ASR is passionate about the power of rigorous, usable research to help our clients promote practical and lasting change in the lives of individuals, children, and families. We have broad experience working with partners at the local, state-wide, nation-wide, and international level.

BBetter measures wellbeing. In a world where it is a quasi-impossible task to collect sufficient, reliable and accurate data, our app helps private and public sector entities attain their data collection goals. Enabling our clients to measure wellbeing more accurately, and gain better insights into the subjective indicators within their community. They are then mixed with objective data to porvide a fuller picture that can be utilized to improve policies and save resources. Our services are suitable for communites, corporates and public-sector entities interested in assessing the wellbeing of their people to boost success and future development.

www.clearimpact.com

Clear Impact provides performance management software, training and services to help government agencies, non-profits, communities, and foundations track the performance of their programs, measure the impact of their funding, and report on the progress of their missions to improve the lives of children, families and communities worldwide.

www.communityindicators.net

Community indicators help communities around the world answer the question: Are we there yet? Without indicators, it is difficult to know whether progress is being made on important issues. Those metrics provide essential guidance for action and key tools for appropriate engagement of the public. CIC’s focus is on a meaningful participatory co-creation process that leads to scientifically and logically sound measures that reflect a community’s priorities and amplify its voices and therefore can be used to move the needle on community conditions.

www.communitywellbeing.org

The Community Wellbeing Research Center (CWRC) was founded in 2011 as part of a research project funded by the Social Science Korea (SSK) Program. The Social Science Korea Program was launched in 2010 by the National Research Foundation (NRF) of Korea to promote research and development that can provide a vision for the next 50 years of Korean society. The Community Wellbeing Institute was founded to serve as a hub for collaborations and connections among community wellbeing scholars, practitioners, and citizens.

www.datasolution.kr

Datasolution is data integrated solutions enterprise who supports all steps from data crawling, infra and system integration, consulting, analysis, to SW supply and model development.

www.eaaflyway.net

The East Asian-Australasian Flyway Partnership is a network of partners within the East Asian-Australasian Flyway (EAAF). The East Asian- Australasian Flyway Partnership (EAAFP) aims to protect migratory waterbirds.

www.enuma.com

Enuma® creates engaging learning solutions that empower all children around the globe, including those with special needs or underserved. Founded and headquartered in Berkeley, USA in 2012, Enuma has international offices in Seoul and Beijing. In 2014, Enuma released its flagship product, Todo Math®, one of the most successful math apps in the Apple App Store, recording over 6 million downloads worldwide and #1 in the education/children category in 20+ countries. Enuma also has developed Kitkit® School, a tablet-based early learning solution for children in developing countries who do not have access to teachers, which is a finalist in the ongoing $15 million Global Learning XPRIZE competition.

GUGMC(Gachon University Gil Medical Center) offers medical service via specialized medical centers, such as Cancer Center, Emergency Center, Trauma Center, Women’s Center, Children's Hospital and Dental Hospital just to name a few. GUGMC is a pioneer in 4th industrial revolution of medicine by operating telemedicine center, A.I. Cancer Hospital and VR center. Moreover, we are devoted to research for incurable diseases via Neuroscience Research Institute, Cancer-Diabetes Research Institute and etc.

www.greenclimate.fund

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) is a new global fund created to support the efforts of developing countries to respond to the challenge of climate change. GCF helps developing countries limit or reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and adapt to climate change. It seeks to promote a paradigm shift to low-emission and climate-resilient development, taking into account the needs of nations that are particularly vulnerable to climate change impacts.

www.greenoptics.com

It is a company that provides new optical services to satisfy customers' needs from optical design using light and lighting design to parts production and optical system analysis evaluation. Based on its basic optics-related manufacturing capabilities, we are concentrating our business areas on semiconductors, flat displays, etc. and focusing on large-diameter satellite mirrors and astronomical telescopes, which are the core of next-generation optical industries to be applied in the new era.

www.gtck.re.kr/

Green Technology Center, who provides policy supports and global cooperation platforms, contributes to enhancing global leadership of Korea in response to the climate change. We support technology negotiation under UNFCCC, design a system covering the whole cycle of global technology cooperation, and establish the cooperation base such as building capacities and providing comprehensive relevant information. GTC will be a trustful partner of the world for respond tackling the climate change.

www.happycounts.org

The Happiness Alliance's Happiness in Public Policy Booth is a place for inspiration, conversation and connections. Gather action-based information about putting happiness into public policy, view student posters, and engage in meaningful conversations. You are invited drop by or schedule conversations with scholars, activists and authors Stefano Bartolini of Sienna University, Leire Iriarte of Conscious Society, Lester Kurtz of George Mason University, Laura Musikanski of the Happiness Alliance, Rhonda Phillips of Purdue Honors College, and other scholars.
The Happiness in Public Policy booth is a place for learning and sharing about the concepts, connections and conduct for putting happiness into action in policy making. Have one-on-one conversations with the panelists for the session entitled “Happiness in Public Policy: A step by step guide based on experience in the happiness movement.” Informative pamphlets based on the upcoming book “Happiness in Public Policy” authored by Laura Musikanski and Rhonda Phillips will be provided. Stefano Bartolini, author of “The Happiness Manifesto” will be available to talk about what policies increase happiness. Professor Lester Kurtz will be available to converse about the connections between non-violence and happiness, and how to use the Happiness Alliance’s Happiness Index in the classroom. Activist Scholar Leire Iriarte will be available to discuss the connections between sustainability and happiness in terms of measurements and actions. Researcher Mike Moser will be available to talk about measuring analyzing and reporting happiness data for policy makers. Student posters about happiness, sustainability and public policy will be on display at all times.

www.ifez.go.kr

www.inbody.com

InBody is the world's number one global healthcare company trusted as a standard for body composition analysis. With 6 subsidiaries in the US, Japan, Europe and China and partners in 83 countries, InBody has grown to a multinational corporation. We have been chosen by many noticeable references throughout various industries and we have proven and convinced the market the importance of body composition and the innovative application in these industries. InBody is dedicated to inspiring and leading people to live a healthier life with precise, useful, and accurate body composition data.

igc.or.kr

Incheon Global Campus is a national project established by the Korean government and Incheon Metropolitan City, to innovate the education system of Korea and to nurture next generation of global leaders in the fields of education, economics, industry, culture and arts. With an investment of USD 1 billion, the global campus will host ten of the world’s prestigious universities. Currently, the State University of New York Korea(Stonybrook and FIT), George Mason University Korea, Ghent University Global Campus, and the University of Utah Asia Campus are operating in the global campus.

www.incheon.go.kr

www.incheon.go.kr

www.travelicn.or.kr

www.inha.com/index.php

GUGMC(Gachon University Gil Medical Center) offers medical service via specialized medical centers, such as Cancer Center, Emergency Center, Trauma Center, Women’s Center, Children's Hospital and Dental Hospital just to name a few. GUGMC is a pioneer in 4th industrial revolution of medicine by operating telemedicine center, A.I. Cancer Hospital and VR center. Moreover, we are devoted to research for incurable diseases via Neuroscience Research Institute, Cancer-Diabetes Research Institute and etc.

Inha University Hospital opened in 1996, has been focusing on preventing inflow and spread of infectious diseases and establishing safe systems for patients in the local community. It is operating various state-owned projects and striving for coexistence with international community, joining Official Development Assistance(ODA) program and medical volunteer work for developing countries.

www.alphado.co.kr

Innovation think! We are manufacture of iot portable spectrometer. Everyone can use Alphado sensor for better healthcare. Alphado is always monitoring you by measuring and analyse constituent parts of your blood, urine, body and food. Alphado aims to keep and enhance your health.

www.onia8.com

We our company “ Junggam “ LED lights and research colors which influence human’s emotion. Therefore, our company has been developed so called smart-lighting which is enabling to care the emotions.
Onia lighting has color therapy advantage. At the same time, in the process of developing, we have tested the measurement
for brain-wave and variation curve rate of the heart-beat and we studied & confirmed successfully the most positive effect as well.

www.kamco.or.kr

Established in 1962, KAMCO stands as the oldest public AMC in the world.
KAMCO’s four main business responsibilities are financial restructuring, public business, microfinance, state property management/development and delinquent tax settlement

icidcc.modoo.at / www.koica.go.kr

The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) was established as a governmental agency dedicated to providing grant aid programs of the Korean government in April 1991. KOICA endeavors to combat poverty and support the sustainable socioeconomic growth of partner countries. By doing so, KOICA establishes and strengthens friendly ties with developing countries.
The main businesses are comprehensive development projects, fellowship program, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, civil society partnership, multilateral cooperation, global disease eradication fund etc.

www.socialenterprise.or.kr

www.visitkorea.or.kr

kostat.go.kr/portal/korea/index.action

www.uplus.co.kr

www.lh.or.kr

Zero Hunger Youth Coordinator (ZHYC) is an organization that promotes Zero Hunger campaign in South Korea on both social media and on-site promotion(s) mainly hosted by the future generations (college and high school students). The first ZHYC starts and hosted its opening ceremony at "Moving Forward with Zero Hunger by World Food Programme on Nov. 22nd 2018 in Seoul, South Korea. There were many guest speakers (VIPs) including David Beasley, WFP Secretary General, Ki-moon Ban, former UN Secretary General, Hyung-joon Lim, Head of WFP Seoul office as well as ZHYC students. In 2018, the first campaign, to increase an aware of West Africa for Zero Hunger, was coordinated by Linton Global Business School at Hannam University; the school had also hosted the 1st National Mock UN-WFP Assembly in Jnue, 2017 associating WFP. Onsoo Kim was appointed as Head of ZHYC and Rep. Seyeon Kim at National Assembly was nominated as an honorary chairman of ZHYC later on. Each of ZHYC team first of all focused on their peers as specific target groups that have been interested in international orgs(WFP) with working in Zero Hunger and formed a new group(s) that were able to host a special event related to Zero Hunger and had a peerto-peer lecture for students who never heard about WFP and Zero Hunger before. In addition, they made a No-left-food campaign that could raise an awareness of Zero Hunger after a video conference with WFP Senegal. Later on, ZHYC hosted the 1st Zero Hunger Talks with Rep. Seyeon Kim at National Assembly, and introduced new Zero Hunger bills that can help Zero Hunger for West Africa.

www.minirobot.co.kr

MINIROBOT Corp is Korean company that designs, manufactures and sales various robotic products, which are used for education, competition and entertainment
We customize the programming to your needs and focus on maintenance
We think the most important thing about robotics is Fun to motivate the people have interests in robotics.
Let's have a fun with robotics world in MINIROBOT Corp!

hi.nhis.or.kr

National Health Insurance Service, as the country’s key institution for the task of protecting healthy life of the nation, is responsible for the management of National Health Insurance which protects the nation from disease and Long-term Care Insurance which secures a comfortable old age.

https://www.artbank.go.kr/home/main.do

The Art Bank was founded to buy, preserve, and lend art works to give more people a chance to enjoy good works.
It has a total of 3,400 works ; Korean painting, calligraphy, painting, sculpture, crafts, prints, new media and installation, photography, and is actively lending to state institutions, public agencies, local governments, overseas missions, public and private art galleries, local cultural arts centers, private organizations and businesses.

www.oecd.org

www.omnifit.co.kr

www.seoul.go.kr

Seoul is the capital and largest metropolis of the Republic of Korea (commonly known as South Korea). Centrally located in the western part of the Korean Peninsula, Seoul is a city with an excellent natural environment with 41.5km of the Hangang River passing through the city and 27% of its total area being public green space. It is also the center of politics, economy and culture with a long history as the capital of Korea for 600 years.
Seoul has been ranked first in the Global e-Government evaluation for seventh consecutive times which is conducted by Rutgers University, U.S. and sponsored by the UN, earning recognition as the world’s leading smart city.
Seoul was nothing but ruins of war in the 1950s, a city of poverty with its GNP per capita standing at only USD 82. It suffered from environmental pollution and infectious diseases. Within just 3-4 decades after the end of the Korean War, Seoul has grown into a mega city where some 10 million people live comfortably. It has solved various urban problems such as slums, housing shortage, water shortage, garbage, traffic congestion and security problems in a short amount of time. Seoul has now developed into a smart sustainable city.
Seoul plays a leading role in promoting the global city development agenda as the chair city of WeGO, CITYNET and ICLEI. Seoul also joined forces with UN ESCAP and CITYNET to build ‘the Urban SDG Knowledge Platform’ and take the lead in sharing knowledge among cities around the world. Seoul hopes that such efforts will contribute to creating sustainable communities in cities around the world.

http://www.unapcict.org

APCICT was inaugurated on 16 June 2006 as a regional institute of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), and is located in Incheon, Republic of Korea. The Centre’s mission is to strengthen the efforts of the member countries of ESCAP to use ICT in their socio-economic development through human and institutional capacity building. To meet this objective, APCICT’s work is focused on three inter-related pillars – Training, Research and Advisory Services. Together they form an integrated approach to ICT human capacity building.

http://www.unapcict.org

The UNCITRAL Regional Centre for Asia and the Pacific is a unit within the International Trade Law Division (ITLD), Office of Legal Affairs, United Nations. The Division functions as the substantive secretariat of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL). The Regional Centre was established in 2012, covering 56 states including Australia and New Zealand in the Asia Pacific region.
The main objectives of the Regional Centre are to (a) provide capacity building and technical assistance services to States in the Asia-Pacific region, including to international and regional organizations, and development banks; (b) support public, private and civil society initiatives to enhance international trade and development by promoting certainty in international commercial transactions through the dissemination of international trade norms and standards, in particular those elaborated by UNCITRAL; (c) build and participate in regionally-based international trade law partnerships and alliances, including with other appropriate United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies; (d) strengthen information, knowledge and statistics through briefings, workshops, seminars, publications, social media, and information and communication technologies, including in regional languages; and (e) function as a channel of communication between States and UNCITRAL for non-legislative activities of the Commission.
The Regional Centre is actively engaged in numerous technical assistance and capacity building activities, while developing custom-tailored strategies for dissemination of UNCITRAL texts in the region. In the framework of those strategies and of the ensuing initiatives, the Regional Centre organises and contributes to a number of national and regional meetings on various UNCITRAL topics..

The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) East and North-East Asia (ENEA) Office was inaugurated on 17 May, 2010 in Songdo, Incheon in the Republic of Korea.
Since its establishment, the Office has been working closely with the six member States – China, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Japan, Mongolia, Republic of Korea, and the Russian Federation – and two associate members – Hong Kong, China and Macau, China – to build and strengthen partnerships and cooperation for inclusive and sustainable development in the subregion.
It also serves as the Secretariat of the North-East Asian Subregional Programme for Environmental Cooperation (NEASPEC) to promote environmental cooperation in the subregion.

https://www.unisdr.org/incheon

The United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Office for Northeast Asia and Global Education Training Institute for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR ONEA-GETI) was established in 2010 in Incheon with support from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety of the Government of the Republic of Korea and the Incheon Metropolitan City to develop a new cadre of professionals in disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation for disaster resilient societies.

www.bristol.ac.uk

My research at the University of Bristol focuses on the causes and correlates of mental wellbeing. I am interested in the genetic and environmental influences that can help us explain why some individuals experience higher levels of wellbeing than others, and also why some individuals respond better to wellbeing interventions than others. In addition to looking at life satisfaction and happiness, I am interested in the causes and outcomes of other positive psychological traits such as optimism, gratitude and self-determination.

www.regionalwellbeing.org.au

In many countries, people living in rural and regional areas are under-represented in wellbeing research. There is a pressing need to move away from generalised statements about wellbeing in 'rural'areas to understanding the diversity of experiences of rural citizens and what can be learned about how best to promote and sustain wellbeing in rural communities. In Australia, the annual Regional Wellbeing Survey was launched in 2013 by researchers at the University of Canberra to help answer these questions, providing an in-depth picture of how wellbeing varies between different groups of people and communites in the rural and regional areas outside the country's major cities. By combining both subjective measures and objective data sets, it is possible to better understand how wellbeing can be supported and built in rural areas, and how to build resilience and high quality of life in communities that are often 'left behind' in the digital tranformation while also experiencing rapidly regular challenges to wellbeing due to droughts, floods, storms, and rapid market changes. Our stall will showcase our work linking wellbeing, resilience and liveability in rural and regional areas, highlighting how we are focusing on building resilience to rapid change as a way of 'future-proofing' the wellbeing of people in rural and regional areas.

http://www.unpog.org

The Group of Wellbeing Economy Governments (WEGo) is an initiative that brings together countries and regions(supported by companies and civil society) that are committed to fostering human and ecological wellbeing. It is currently being established with support from the Scottish Government and aims to drive change by championing wellbeing principles. The group first met in Scotland in 2017 with Ministers and senior officials came together to discuss the benefits of such a group. Since then the initial group of countries have met to plan engagement and have been reaching out to other governments to raise awareness of the group. Collaboration is key, and the group seeks to continue sharing best practice and real examples of implementing a wellbeing economy vision.
Inspired by a shared vision of a wellbeing economy, Wellbeing Economies Governments embodies a new form of global governance by pursuing three routes to change:
-Collaborate in pursuit of innovative policy approaches to create wellbeing economies - sharing what works and what doesn't to inform policymaking for chance.
-Progress toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals, in line with Goal 17, fostering partnership and cooperation to develop a common narrative and approach to delivering wellbeing.
-advance equality across different genders, religions, ehnicities, geographies and generations as part of a shared mission to create wellbeing economies.