This primer aims to share the knowledge and experiences of territorial planning and policy in Korea for the past 60 years. After undergoing turbulent times of colonial rule and war in the first half of the 20th century, Korea has accomplished a remarkable economic and social development since the 1960s. Now Korea becomes a favorite benchmark of many partner countries and is performing an important role to disseminate its knowledge and policy experiences to global friends. On such a track, KRIHS publishes this primer dealing with the territorial planning and policy ranging in either comprehensive or specific themes. More primers will be forthcoming with a wider variety of subjects year after year.

PART I. Introduction

PART II. Evolution of Public Rental Housing Policy
1. Befor the 1970s
2. The 1980s
3. The 1990s
4. The 2000s
5. The 2010s

PART III. Supply System for Public Rental Housing
1. Public Rental Housing Suppliers and Financing
2. Eligibility and Rent System
3. Securing Housing Sites
4. Case of Public Rental Housing Supply: Happy House

PART IV. Implications for International Development Cooperation
1. Public Rental Housing Supply, the Sooner the Better
2. Establishing Supply System Based on Legal Grounds
3. Promoting the Role of the Local Government as Supplier

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