16 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: South Korea (62)
SK Telecom's AI Care places a voice-activated Nugu speaker in the homes of seniors living alone, flagging distress and looping in a …
A 2021 disability-discrimination law amendment now requires accessible self-service kiosks nationwide from January 2026, mandating voice guidance, braille/raised buttons and adjustable height, …
South Korea's Digital Inclusion Act backs a web accessibility certification issued by three government-designated bodies, covering over 17,500 sites. Yet the government's …
South Korea's Digital Baeumteo programme operates 1,000+ community learning centres, training 428,000 people in 2020 and 793,000 in 2022 via free customised …
South Korea mandates KWCAG 2.1 (WCAG-equivalent) Level AA compliance for all central and local government websites, backed by the Act on Welfare …
Ahead of April 2024 elections, South Korea banned AI-generated deepfakes in campaigning within 90 days of polling. The National Election Commission identified …
South Korea's dBrain+ (2022) integrates AI across the national budget cycle, linking 63 government systems via KFIS and KORAHS for real-time fiscal …
South Korea has required annual workplace harassment training since 1999. A 2024 survey (n=19,023) found harassment fell from 8.1% to 4.3% since …
Since 2021, Korea's Ministry of Gender Equality and Family has published annual gender pay-gap data for 340+ state-run institutions. The gap fell …
South Korea's premier R&D cluster in Daejeon — 3,063 tenants, 99,715 employees, 131,644 cumulative patents and 2,057 technology transfers (INNOPOLIS official data, …
City-owned social innovation campus opened 2015 on a converted government site in Seoul. Hosts 235 organisations and 1,200+ innovators working across energy, …
Since 2006, Korea's Fair Trade Commission has used an automated indicator-scoring system to flag collusive bidding patterns in public tenders. It now …
Seoul's government-backed venture fund programme: the 2019–22 Future Innovation Growth Fund raised 3.4 trillion won (283% above target), invested in 470 startups …
South Korea's oldest and largest government R&D cluster links public research institutes (KAIST, ETRI, KRISS) with industry — 2,347 tenant organisations and …
South Korea's premier technology cluster — the 'Silicon Valley of Asia'. 1,622 companies and 73,000+ knowledge workers generated combined revenues of KRW …
South Korea's National Finance Act mandates an annual Gender Budget Statement and Balance Sheet; the gender-responsive budget grew roughly 3.2-fold between 2010 …
South Korea's rolling 5-year gender representation plans delivered measurable results: female Grade-4-plus civil servants rose from 15.6% (2018) to 30.8% (2023), exceeding …
South Korea's MSIT recruited 200 citizens by demographic lottery to test four rival sovereign LLM consortia (Aug 8-11, 2026) as part of …
South Korea's welfare ministry links 47 categories of government data — health, finance, utilities, employment — to flag at-risk households that qualify …
South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT granted ICONLOOP regulatory-sandbox approval in December 2020 to pilot a blockchain-based mobile driver's license, building …
South Korea's Clova CareCall places AI-driven phone check-ins with ~50,000 isolated elderly across 150+ institutions. Peer-reviewed studies show depression improvements and a …
Korea's founding Special R&D Zone (est. 1973): 29 government institutes and 5 universities generate over 7,000 patents a year and account for …
South Korea's original Special R&D Zone, formally designated in 2005 around KAIST, ETRI and other public institutes in Daejeon. Its 2022 survey …
Pangyo Techno Valley (est. 2005), 20 km from Seoul, hosts 1,700+ companies including Naver, Kakao, Samsung and LG, employs 79,000 workers, and …
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