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- KREI, a national policy research institute,
has led the development of agriculture,
rural areas, and the food industry as a think tank for agricultural policy.
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- KREI Signs MOU with Taiwan’s CIER
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The KoreaRural Economic Institute (KREI, President: Han Doobong) on August 11 signed a Memorandumof Understanding (MOU) for research cooperation on agriculture and rural areas withTaiwan’s Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER, President: Dr. Yeh ChunHsien) in KREI’s medium conference room.KREI PresidentHan Doobong said, “If Korea and Taiwan learn from each other’s experiences and makechanges, important achievements will be possible in the development of our two countries’agriculture and rural areas.”
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- 2-Day KREI Relay Seminars Held from August 8
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The Korea Rural Economic Institute (KREI) conducted KREI RelaySeminars from 1 p.m. on August 8 and 9 in the press conference room on the 20thfloor of the Press Center.
Four seminars, organized by KREI’s research departments, were heldfor two days.
The seminar on the 8th began with a guest lecture byProfessor Emeritus Yoo Janghee at Ewha Womans University, “The Global EconomicCrisis and the Future of the Korean Economy.” KREI’s Department of AgroindustryInnovation Research conducted a seminar on “Innovation for Developing Agroindustryinto a Future Growth Industry”; and the Department of Macro Agricultural PolicyResearch on “Changes in the Global Environment and the Future of KoreanAgricultural Policy.” KREI experts’ presentations were followed by discussionamong various experts including government officials, professors, and journalists.
The seminaron the 9th started with a guest lecture by President Rodolfo M.Nayga of theU.S. Agricultural & Applied Economics Association (AAEA),“The Looming Demographic Cliff: A Wake-up Call for the Agricultural and AppliedEconomics Profession.” The lecture was followed by KREI’s two departments’ presentationsand experts’ discussions on the following themes: “Safe Food, Sustainable FoodSecurity” (the Department of Food & Agriculture Economic Research); and“Depopulation and Responses to Climate Change” (the Department of Rural &Environment Research).
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- KREI Holds Entire Staff Meeting in August
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TheKorea Rural Economic Institute (KREI) on August 1 held an entire staff meetingin the main conference room.
First,a government award and the Employee of the Month award were given.
Next,a briefing was held on the topic of “Discussion on KREI’s Future.” The managementanswered questions based on the result of an online opinion survey of the staffon KREI’s future.
Last, KREI President Han Doobong delivered anaddress. He emphasized the importance of communication, mentioning theInstitute’s various changes after his inauguration.
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- KREI Staff Donate 5 Million Won for Flood Restoration
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TheKorea Rural Economic Institute (KREI) announced that it donated 5 million wonfor flood restoration to the Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association on July28. The donation was made through the KREI staff’s voluntary collection.
KREIPresident Han Doobong said, “I offer words of consolation to the people whohave suffered from sudden localized heavy rains, including farmers,” and alsosaid, “I hope that the donations that KREI’s executives and employees collectedwith one accord will contribute to recovering from the flood damage, howeversmall.”
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- KREI Held Vision Declaration Ceremony, Relay Seminar
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The Korea Rural EconomicInstitute (KREI) on July 19 had “New KREI’s Vision Declaration Ceremony” in theKorea Press Center’s press conference room, Seoul, to share KREI’s new visionand key values with the people. After the ceremony, KREI conducted the firstrelay seminar on the theme of “Creating a Healthy Culture for CompanionAnimals.”The ceremony aimed to share KREI’snew vision, key values and research directions with the people. The goal is tobecome an institute that is trusted by the people, that communicates with themand that leads agrifood policy.
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- KFS Minister Nam Sunghyun’s Special Lecture Hosted
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The Korea Rural EconomicInstitute (KREI) on July 3 held a special lecture in KREI’s main conferenceroom by inviting Korea Forest Service (KFS) Minister Nam Sunghyun. About 100 KREIstaff members attended the lecture, whose topic was “An Era of ForestRenaissance: Benefits from Forests.” Minister Nam explained the current statusof domestic forests, the megatrend in global forests, key forestry policies forthe people, and the direction in which Korean forests should be managed.
Periodicals
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- Agricultural Outlook
- Global and domestic agricultural
economic outlook, Introducing
the agricultural policy Global and domestic agricultural
economic outlook, Introducing
the agricultural policy
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- World Agriculture
- Trends in world agriculture and agricultural policy, Summary of agriculture-related overseas news, World agricultural statistics
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- KREI Agricultural Trends in North Korea
- Summary of north korea agricultural trends, Media news release trends, Cooperation and support Results with Korea and international communities
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- Agricultural Trends in China
- Trends in China agricultural policy, agriculture and rural economic trends, Policy resources, China Agricultural Statistics
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- Agriculture and Rural Economic Trends
- Domestic economic trends, agricultural economic trends, Demand and price trends of major agricultural products
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- World Grain Market
- Global grain market trends, relevant information, and major grain agricultural policies
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- Trend of Agricultural Trade with FTA Partners
- Trend in imports and domestic prices of livestock products, fruit, vegetables, and major grains with a focus on FTA partners