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2025년도 국제기술혁신협력사업 2025 K-Innovation Partnership Program

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2025년도 국제기술혁신협력사업
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2025 K-Innovation Partnership Program

책임자 박동운
소속기관과학기술정책연구원
내부연구참여자소재원,서동욱,김지은,홍성주,김은주,이향희,김지현,안지용,김왕동
외부연구참여자정효림,김용주,김양진,유은지,임종빈,임철수,정유진,한선화,황지호,Srun Pagnarith
발행기관 과학기술정책연구원
ISBN979-11-24145-17-3
출판년도2025
페이지376
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■연구 목적
○ 과학기술혁신에 특화된 정책자문을 통해 법과 제도 구축, 국가 과학기술혁신체계 구성에 필요한 기관의 설립과 운영 지원을 통해 개발도상국의 과학기술혁신 기반 지속가능발전에 기여
○ 과학기술혁신을 통한 성장의 모델로서 한국의 발전모델을 공유하고 미래지향적 혁신 기반 협력을 강화함으로서 對개도국 과기협력의 시발점으로 활용

■주요 내용
○ 국제기술혁신협력사업 12차년도 사업은 가나, 우즈베키스탄, 인도네시아, 캄보디아 등 총 4개국을 대상으로 국별 주제 맞춤형 정책자문 및 역량강화 프로그램을 제공함
○ 국가 과학기술혁신시스템 개선, 국가연구개발관리 및 지원정책, 테크노파크 국가전략 등 프로그램 차원의 정책자문이 주로 제공됨
○ 제4차 UN개발재원총회, 제20회 제주포럼, 혁신클러스터학회 특별세션 등 국내외 과학기술혁신 및 개발협력 유관 네트워크를 통해 성과 확산

■정책 대안
○ (가나) 국가 연구개발혁신 관리체계 수립 및 역량강화를 위한 정책자문 제공
- 1차 연도 현지 현황 진단에 기반하여, 2차 연도 중점 사업인 가나 국가 연구개개발 프로젝트 및 연구자 정보 관리체계 설계(안) 및 발전 로드맵 제시
○ (우즈베키스탄) 우즈베키스탄 테크노파크 국가 전략 수립 자문
- 우즈베키스탄의 STI 환경 및 거버넌스, 테크노파크 관련 정책, 운영현황 및 역량을 진단할 수 있도록 문헌조사, 현지조사 및 설문조사 등을 통해 주요 기초데이터 수집 및 분석
○ (인도네시아) 국가연구혁신청(BRIN)의 R&D 지원 정책 자문 및 정책역량 강화 지원
- R&D 인프라 및 펀딩 제도 개선을 위한 정책가이드라인 개발 및 유무상연계사업 발굴
○ (캄보디아) 캄보디아 국가연구개발정보 관리시스템 설계 이행계획(안) 수립 및 국가연구개발사업 및 연구기금 기획·운영·평가 관련 정책자문을 제공
- National R&D Management Blueprint 발간 및 국가연구개발사업 및 연구기금 설립 총리령(Subdecree) 공식 승인

025 K-Innovation Partnership Program

ㆍProject Leader: Dong Un Park
ㆍParticipants: Jaeweon So · Dongwook Seo · Jieun Kim · Sungjoo Hong · Eunjoo Kim · Hyanghee Lee · Jihyun Kim · Jiyong An · Wangdong Kim · Hyorim Chung · Youngjoo Kim · Yangjin Kim · Eunji Yoo · Jongbin Im · Chul-soo Im · Yujin Jeong · Sun-hwa Han · Jiho Hwang · Srun Pagnarith

There is a growing need to strengthen global responses to major challenges such as climate change, global pandemics, and digital transformation, all of which require robust science, technology, and innovation (STI) capabilities. However, many developing countries still lack the necessary STI capacity compared to advanced economies. As a result, the demand for sustainable development in developing countries—enabled through effective use of STI—is steadily increasing.
Amid these circumstances, the K-Innovation Partnership Program (hereafter Program) aims to support developing countries by providing policy advisory services on STI, drawing on Korea’s own experience of leveraging STI to successfully transition from an aid recipient to a donor country. Since 2014, the Science and Technology Policy Institute (STEPI) has offered STI policy advice grounded in its professional expertise and research capacity. These efforts are designed to strengthen STI policies and human resource capacity in developing countries, tailored to their development stage and specific needs.
The STEPI team implemented the 2025 Program with the following key directions. First, the 2025 program’ emphasis was laid on enhancing the identification and categorization of key outcomes from the K-Innovation program. Efforts were focused to derive and document country-specific results in a systematic manner. Second, the 2025 project aimed to broaden its scope of case-based policy research by utilizing country-level project experiences to inform policy formulation strategies and to analyze factors contributing to successful ODA implementation. STEPI’s policy research framework were applied to reinforce own methodologies, and evidence-based post-monitoring mechanisms were maintained to ensure accountability, sustainability, and continuous improvement across project activities. Furthermore, dissemination activities were reinforced through strategic use of major domestic and international development cooperation events (FfD4, Jeju Forum, academic conference), as well as diverse media platforms, to ensure broader visibility and impact of project achievements.

2025 Project List and Participating Researchers

The 2025 K-Innovation Partnership Program provided policy consulting for four partner countries: Ghana, Uzbekistan, Indonesia and Cambodia. The overview of the four programs can be summarized as follows:

● Ghana: Establishing and Capacity-Building for National Research and Innovation (R&I) Management System in Ghana
Based on the assessment of Ghana’s current landscape and status of national research and innovation (R&I) system during the first year of the project, the second year focused on proposing a design for a national R&D project and researcher information management system, along with a roadmap for future development. Capacity-building workshops were organized for key stakeholders—including the Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation (MEST), the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC), the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS), the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), and the University of Ghana—to share Korea’s experience in establishing scientific and technological information systems and exporting them abroad. Through close collaboration with these stakeholders, a draft design for Ghana’s national R&D project and researcher information management framework was developed.
Building on communication between relevant institutions in Ghana and experts from Korea, an English-language policy consulting report was produced, presenting both the proposed national-level R&D project and researcher information management system and recommended directions for future advancement. In December 2025, a prototype web design for the proposed “Research and Innovation Information Management System (RIIMS)” will be demonstrated at a dissemination workshop in Ghana, based on the draft system design.

● Uzbekistan: Development of National Strategy for Technoparks
In 2025, the Program with Uzbekistan focused on collecting and analyzing foundational data to diagnose the country’s overall STI environment and governance structure, as well as technopark-related policies, operational status, and institutional capacities. This was conducted through literature reviews, field studies, and surveys. The program also supported capacity building for 16 key Uzbek technopark officials and regional technopark managers by providing lectures on Korea’s science, technology, and innovation (STI) and technopark policies, alongside study visits to major Korean technoparks and related institutions.
Networking and cooperation between Korean and Uzbek technoparks were further reinforced, including linkages with Gyeongbuk Technopark, Uzbekistan InnoTechnopark, and initiatives related to the establishment of the Uzbekistan Chemical Research Institute. A survey targeting technopark operators, tenant institutions, and program participants is being conducted to secure data and derive analytical results. A dissemination workshop is planned for January–February 2026 to share the analysis results, report findings, and the first-year achievements of the policy consultation.

● Indonesia: Policy Consultation on Design and Implementation of R&D Support Policy for Improvement of Science, Technology, and Innovation System in Indonesia
In 2025, through joint research between STEPI and BRIN, the program developed policy recommendations and produced three academic papers aimed at strengthening Indonesia’s R&D infrastructure and funding schemes. Policy guidelines for improving these systems were prepared, and their institutional applicability within BRIN was reviewed.
To enhance policy design and operational capacity, a Policy School and training programs in Korea were provided to BRIN’s key personnel. The program’s activities and key policy consultation outcomes for 2023–2025 were disseminated through a local forum in Indonesia and the Korea–Indonesia STI Innovation Seminar. STEPI also showcased achievements of K-Innovation through presentations and discussions during a special session linked to the 21st ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Science, Technology and Innovation (AMMSTI-21) and the 82nd COSTI Meeting.

● Cambodia: Policy Consultation and Pilot Implementation on Developing of National R&D Management System and R&D Center of Excellence in Cambodia
In 2025, the Program with Cambodia continued to support the establishment and operation of a national research funding organization and the development of Cambodia’s national R&D information management system. STEPI provided policy consultation for the implementation of institutional framework required to establish and operate the Cambodia Research Foundation. The program also supported the preparation of an implementation plan—the National R&D Management Blueprint—for the establishment of Cambodia’s national R&D information management system.
Project outcomes and best practices of K-Innovation, focusing on the outputs between STEPI and MISTI, Cambodia were shared through side events at the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4) and the 20th Jeju Forum.
In April 2025, An MoU between STEPI and MISTI was signed to promote collaboration in building an R&D innovation cluster. Following the official approval of the Subdecree on National R&D Programs and the Establishment of a Research Fund in December 2025, the opening of the research foundation and the establishment of the research fund are currently being prepared for 2026. In addition, the Subdecree related to the establishment of the National R&D Information System is in the process of approval in 2026.

In addition to policy consultation, a final evaluation was conducted for the projects in Indonesia and Cambodia, which conclude in 2025, and an ex-post management plan was simultaneously developed to monitor the resulting outputs and impacts. Using the performance model established in 2021 for the International Technology and Innovation Cooperation Program, STEPI has continuously carried out evaluations across partner countries—Cambodia and Indonesia in 2022, Ghana in 2023, and Azerbaijan and Peru in 2024. In 2025, an external expert institution collected and analyzed relevant data and conducted on-site interviews with key stakeholders in Indonesia and Cambodia to comprehensively assess the outcomes of the programs implemented between 2023 and 2025.

국문 요약 i

영문 요약 I

제1장 서론 1
제1절 사업 필요성 및 목적 1
1. 사업 필요성 1
2. 사업 목적 1
제2절 2025년 사업 방향 및 체계 3
1. 사업 방향 3
2. 사업 체계 4
3. 2025년 사업 내용 및 연구진 5

제2장 정책자문 7
제1절 가나 7
1. 사업 개요 7
2. 프로젝트 기획 7
3. 프로젝트 실행 14
4. 정책자문 주요 내용 28
5. 성과관리 주요 내용 37
6. 성과확산 39
제2절 우즈베키스탄 46
1. 사업 개요 46
2. 프로젝트 기획 46
3. 프로젝트 실행 50
4. 정책자문 주요 내용 71
5. 성과관리 주요 내용 100
6. 성과 확산 및 향후 계획 104
제3절 인도네시아 108
1. 사업 개요 108
2. 프로젝트 기획 108
3. 프로젝트 실행 118
4. 정책자문 주요 내용 206
5. 성과관리 주요 내용 248
6. 성과확산 및 향후 계획 263
제4절 캄보디아 270
1. 사업 개요 270
2. 프로젝트 기획 272
3. 프로젝트 실행 277
4. 정책자문 주요 내용 306
5. 성과관리 주요 내용 337
6. 성과 확산 및 향후 계획 342

제3장 사후관리, 네트워킹 및 성과 확산 345
제1절 종료평가 및 사후관리 345
1. 2025년 종료사업(인도네시아 및 캄보디아) 종료평가 345
2. 2025년 종료사업(인도네시아 및 캄보디아) 사후관리 방안 347
제2절 네트워킹 및 성과확산 350
1. 제35차 과학기술 ODA 포럼 - 2025 제주포럼 350
2. 제36차 과학기술 ODA 포럼 – 제4차 개발재원 총회 부대행사 353
3. 제37차 과학기술 ODA 포럼 356
4. 혁신클러스터 학회 - 춘계학술대회 특별세션 357
5. 성과 확산 홍보자료 제작(소책자 및 리플렛) 360
제3절 성과 창출 연계방안 362
제4장 결론 365
제1절 사업 요약 및 성과 365
제2절 정책 연구 연계 및 성과 확산 369

참고문헌 371

부록 375
1. 캄보디아 과학기술혁신정책 및 국가혁신체계 진단 기초선 조사 양식(영문) 375
2. 제2장 국별 외부 자문위원 명단 376

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