Projects that help communities build a better life, together with local partners.
Better World takes part in development cooperation projects that respond to the needs of a community. Working with Korean and local partner organizations, these projects have covered sanitation, agriculture, digital skills for teachers and public officials, children's learning and recovery after disaster.
Work to improve unsanitary conditions and provide access to clean water. In villages that collapsed and suffered heavy damage in the earthquake, workcamp partner organizations around the world, including the International Workcamp Organization, spared no effort in recovery work, sending volunteers and raising funds.
As part of KOICA's international development cooperation, Better World was selected as the operating organization of a project volunteer program for sustainable agriculture capacity building in the Mityana region of Uganda, and carried out the project with the World Canaan Movement.
Together with the World Canaan Movement, Better World runs a KOICA project volunteer program for IT capacity building in Ghana and Uganda. The members of each group live in the field for three months and run IT capacity-building training for teachers and public officials.
Using the cognitive development application of DoBrain, an education project was carried out for ten months with 350 children at eight schools in Bengaluru, India. Through the cognitive development program, school attendance rose, contributing to children's education in an underserved area.
Better World raised emergency relief funds for residents affected by the earthquake in Nepal, and afterwards supported physical recovery from the damage.
Support for laying the foundations of development in less developed regions, for responding to climate change, and more.
