The K-City Network project is a global cooperation program that provides customized services to overseas cities based on Korea's experience and knowledge in building smart cities. Through this, we support urban problem solving and economic development in partner countries, and provide export and order opportunities for smart city technology to our companies. Since 2020, KIND has been carrying out the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport's K-City Network planning (smart city planning, smart solution planning) project, and has been supporting the discovery and development of Korean-style smart city projects as a package based on G2G (government-to-government) cooperation. In particular, we seek to commercialize overseas expansion of our companies through the Korean-style smart city global cooperation program, including the establishment of a master plan (MP), feasibility study, and overseas civil servant training in line with the demand for smart city development in overseas cities.

In order to export smart city technology overseas and build a global network, we will provide consulting on smart city development and support overseas demonstrations targeting overseas cities starting in 20.

*2020~2024: A total of 26 projects in 49 countries completed