Commitments

Women and Girls with Disabilities

KOICA’s Gender Equality Midterm Strategy strives for a society with gender equality and women’s dignity. Among its missions, it upholds the social status for gender equality, especially increasing women’s participation in decision making. 

Data Disaggregation

Commit resources to support strengthened disability data

Harnessing Technology and Innovation

New programmes or services

Routes to Economic Empowerment

Skills development for decent work

Inclusive Education

Additional resources and implementation
Improve access to education for marginalized people who are left out of public education systems, including girls, people with disabilities, out-of-school children and students from poor households

Eliminate Stigma and Discrimination

Representation and empowerment of persons with disabilities

Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)

The Korea International Cooperation Agency was founded as a government agency on April 1, 1991, to maximize the effectiveness of South Korea's grant aid programs for developing countries by implementing the government's grant aid and technical cooperation programs.

Conflict and Humanitarian Contexts

By mainstreaming inclusion across all Disaster Risk Reduction and humanitarian sectors, and implementing our commitments in the Charter ‘Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action’.

Women and Girls with Disabilities

Because no-one should be left behind.

Timeframe and/or implementation plan
Targeted interventions such as ensuring legislation, policies and implementation strategies prevent and address violence against women and girls with disabilities – by institutions and individuals. 

Data Disaggregation

Commit resources to support strengthened disability data
Generating or supporting others to generate disability disaggregated data in programmes, census, household surveys or administrative systems. 

Timeframe and/or implementation plan: By conducting new surveys.