주요컨텐츠
- About
- 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.
- REPORTS _
- Agriculture in Korea 2020...
- 2020.12.30
- JOURNALS _
- A study on the convergence test of livestock prices...
- 2021.03.30
- FOCUS _
- The Impacts of the COVID-19 on the Korean Agricultural Mark...
- 2020.06.05
- ODA _
- 2020 Global ODA Forum for Sustainable Agricultural Developme...
- 2021.03.18
NEWS
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- KREI virtually presents the result of the 2020 Food Consumption Behavior Survey
- KREI presented online the result of the 2020 Food Consumption Behavior Survey at 2 pm, December 18 Friday, 2020. The presentation consisted of three sessions: I) Households’ food purchase and consumption behavior analysis, II) Dining-out behavior analysis, and III) Daily diet and food policy analysis. According to the presentations in the event, Korean consumers’ food purchase online surged amid COVID-19. Researchers analyzed that staying home and having more meals at home due to the pandemic was the main reason for the rise in online food buying. While Korean consumers prioritized tastes and small packing for their virtual purchases until 2017, they have thought first of prices since 2018.
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- KREI hosts a debate on “Megatrends and Rural Communities’ Future
- KREI co-hosted a debate on “Megatrends and Rural Communities’ Future” with MAFRA (the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs). The debate aired live on Youtube on December 18, 2020. KREI selected seven megatrends in 2020 and has researched them to help rural communities swiftly catch up with rapid-changing trends. The debate was set to share research outcomes and discuss what tasks Korean rural communities should prepare amid the megatrends.
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- KREI hosts a seminar for success in Korean-style New Deal
- KREI co-hosted a seminar with the Gwangju Jeonnam Research Institute under the theme of “Directions and Tasks for the Korean New Deal” on November 25, 2020. The session aired live on KREI’s channel at Youtube to prevent coronavirus infections. The seminar kicked off with a keynote speech by You Jong-il, the dean of KDI School of Public Policy and Management, titled “The Meaning of a Korean-style New Deal and Conditions for Its Success. In the first session under the topic of the realization of the Korean-style New Deal and the New Deal for rural communities, KREI’s representatives made presentations on the Korean-style New Deal, the New Deal for rural communities, and the Green New Deal to cope with climate change. In the second session under the topic of the directions and tasks for the inclusive New Deal for local communities, representatives from Gwangju Metropolitan City, South Jeolla Province, and the Gwangju Jeonnam Research Institute delivered addresses on local communities and the Green New Deal.
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- KREI virtually kicks off the KAPEX training program
- KREI virtually kicks off the KAPEX training program KREI will hold a virtual training program on KAPEX (Korea agricultural policy experiences for food security) for a month from November 16 to December 11. Thirty-five officials and researchers of the KAPEX partners, including Vietnam, the Philippines, and Indonesia, will participate in the sessions. KREI prepared the online program to enhance trainees’ capabilities and set a framework for future virtual training. This year’s program is composed of ten topics reflecting the partners’ needs and ODA demands, including seven Korean ODA models (Korea’s rural development, agricultural cooperatives, and smart farming policy) and three other topics for MAFRA’s focus areas for cooperation.
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- KREI holds the third debate on rural innovation and the future
- KREI holds the third debate on rural innovation and the future KREI hosted the third debate session for rural innovation and the future under the topic of farmers’ economic stability and policy tasks for income support. The session was held on November 17 and broadcast live online. After the first and second sessions in September, the third debate had presentations and discussions on direct payments, farm households’ grants, and farm accident insurance to prepare alternative measures to stabilize farm business and income. KREI researchers Ryu Chan-hui and Kim Mi-bok gave presentations under the topics of “Direct Income Support for Farmers: Issues and Tasks,” and “Agricultural Accident Insurance and Farm Business Stability,” respectively. Following their presentations, KREI President Kim Hong-sang hosted a debate in which participants shared opinions on income supports and farm business stability.
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- KREI hosts the Global ODA Forum for Sustainable Agricultural Development
- KREI hosts the Global ODA Forum for Sustainable Agricultural Development - Participated by nine international agencies and eight partner countries, held online for social distancing - KREI hosted the 2020 Global ODA Forum for Sustainable Agricultural Development for two days on November 9 –10, 2020. The Forum was held online for social distancing under the topic of “the international community’s agricultural partnerships in response to COVID-19.” Participants projected post-pandemic changes in international partnerships for agricultural development and sought measures responding to COVID-19’s impacts on emerging countries. Its two-day sessions covered food security and smart farming on Day 1 and animal disease control and agricultural value chains on Day 2. The Forum was participated by nine international organizations, namely the FAO, the IFAD, the WFP, IRRI, the ILRI, the UNDP, the GGGI, the WB, and UN-HABITAT. Government officials of ODA partners, representatives of MAFRA and its associated organizations, and related experts also took part in discussions. In a special session prepared for Day 1, KREI presented the state of ODA agricultural projects for eight New Southern and New Northern Countries (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Indonesia, the Philippines, Mongolia, and Armenia). After the presentation, it held discussions on improvement measures, potential project needs, and future partnership plans. Also, on November 9, KREI signed memorandums of understanding with the GGGI and IRRI. The Institute will build cooperation platforms with the GGGI for climate change responses and green growth. It will collaborate with IRRI for joint research, agricultural policy, and market analysis/ impact assessment in areas of rural poverty eradication, climate change responses, and food and nutrition security.
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