DCD delegation visits Republic of Korea to gain insights into social sector impact

ABU DHABI: A delegation from the Department of Community Development (DCD) made a benchmarking visit to the Republic of Korea to engage with subject-matter experts, share experiences, and gain deeper insights into social services and their impact. The…

ABU DHABI: A delegation from the Department of Community Development (DCD) made a benchmarking visit to the Republic of Korea to engage with subject-matter experts, share experiences, and gain deeper insights into social services and their impact. The delegation also learned about the country’s practices and experience.

The delegation included Dr. Mugheer Khamis Al Khaili, Chairman of the DCD; Salama Al Ameemi, Director-General of the Authority of Social Contribution (Ma’an); Mazen Jaber Al Dahmani, Executive Director of Financial and Administrator Affairs at DCD; and Shaikha Al Hosani, Executive Director of the Social Monitoring and Innovation Sector at DCD; and leaders from both the Abu Dhabi Executive Office and Abu Dhabi School of Government.

During the visit, the delegation received briefings on Korea’s social sector model, including its efforts towards sustainable social development and its impact on promoting social well-being across all segments of society. Emphasising the significance of leveraging
top international practices in services and social innovation, the delegation highlighted the importance of exchanging experiences with entities that have excelled in this sector. Such collaborations contribute significantly to reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s leadership role in community development.

The delegation met with representatives from several prominent Korean entities, including the Financial Services Commission, Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, the SK Group’s Center for Social Value Enhancement Studies, Korea Social Enterprise Promotion Agency, and Korea Technology Finance Corporation.

DCD’s delegation conducted a comprehensive review of the social impact measurement tools used by the Korean organisations, examined how they affect people, communities and wider society, and how they influence the decision-making process. The delegation also examined how these social impact measurement tools have been formulated and the measurement methodologies that define their outcomes and outputs.

Throughout the visit, th
e delegation also garnered insights into Korea’s most pressing social priorities and was briefed on several successful initiatives that have effectively improved the quality of life within the country.

In the spirit of collaboration, DCD’s delegation also shared insights into the wide array of its initiatives developed to meet the needs and aspirations of all society segments within Abu Dhabi and ensure their well-being.
Source: Emirates News Agency

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