Korea Environment Institute

KEI
Korea, Rep of
Academic & Scientific

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Mission

Established in 1992, the Korea Environment Institute (KEI) is one of the public research institutes of the Korea Council of Economic and Social Research Institutes under the Office of the Prime Minister. As Korea's leading environmental research institute, with 130 researchers including 55 experts, its main objective is to provide science-based policy advice for government, public sector and civil society.

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Flood vulnerability and deforestation: A case study of North Korea

This study aims to examine the relationship between flood damage and forest cover in North Korea in order to provide an insight for both climate change adaptation and mitigation. North Korea in fact, has been experiencing severe losses and da

Contact information

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