Korea Environment Corparation

Management Disclosure

Core Business

International Environment Training Program

Core Business Global Cooperation International Environment Training Program

Global Environmental Leaders Program(GELP)

GELP is organized by the Ministry of Environment, Republic of Korea and Korea Environment Corporation (K-eco), it is a program aimed at fostering global experts to deal with international environmental issues such as climate change and environment related policies. Since commencement in 2009, the implementation of the program has been comprehensively managed by K-eco.
In total, 659 people got trained and 375 interns have been dispatched to 71 international organization from 2009 to 2023.

Selection of Trainees: Documentation and Interviews -> Domestic Curriculum: Offline education -> Intern Dispatch: Dispatch to international organizations

Promotion Status by Year list
Year	Number of Trainees	Training Hours	Number of interns
2023	40	100 hours (4 weeks)	27(10 organization)
2022	25	80 hours (3 weeks)	13(10 organization)
2021	25	80 hours (3 weeks)	18 (12 organization)
2020	15	50 hours (2 weeks)	10 (2 organization)
2019	34	100 hours (4 weeks)	25 (16 organization)
2018	54	100 hours (4 weeks)	37 (21 organization)
2017	55	100 hours (4 weeks)	38 (18 organization)
2016	50	150 hours (8 weeks)	37 (21 organization)
2015	70	150 hours (7 weeks)	38 (18 organization)
2014	70	150 hours (7 weeks)	37 (22 organization)
2013	70	150 hours (7 weeks)	32 (15 organization)
2012	50	150 hours (8 weeks)	18 (13 organization)
2011	49	150 hours (8 weeks)	16 (13 organization)
2010	49	120 hours (6 weeks)	15 (10 organization)
2009	40	180 hours (10 weeks)	14 (12 organization)

International Environment Fellowship Program

K-eco plans to lead development of the environmental industry based on its know-how accumulated over the past 38 years, including research, study, education, etc. for the environment. The group is composed of the best experts having both practice and theory across all areas of the environment implements the International Environmental Fellowship Program.