LOGODI Brochure

Cultivating Key Leaders in Regional Development and for the Future of an Advanced Korea

Local Government Officials Development Institute

150, Bangyo-ro, Iseo-myeon, Wanju-gun Jeollabuk-do 55365, Republic of Korea T_+82.63.907.5052

logodi.go.kr/en

Fax_+82.63.907.6008

Fostering Local Government Officials Who Lead Government Innovation & Decentralization The Driving Force Behind Korea’s Advancement!

50th Anniversary

LOGODI

Merged to form the National Institute of Professional Administration (NIPA)

Reorganized as the Local Government Officials Development Institute (LOGODI)

January 2005 September 2013

January 1999

Promulgation of the Decree on the Organization of the Local Administration Training Institute (LATI) (Presidential Decree No. 2209)

Relocation to Suwon City in Gyeonggi Province

May 1965

January 1978 September 1965 Organization in Seoul Special Metropolitan City

Establishment of the Women Leaders Program

April 1994 April 1981

Establishment of the Senior Policy Managers & Senior Leaders Programs

February 2003 Establishment of the Junior Leaders Program

Relocated to Wanju County in Jeonbuk Province

May 2015

February 2016 Establishment of the Global Leaders Program

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LOGODI is a training institute that cultivates the core capacity and expertise of local government officials to share and spread Korea’s governance philosophy and national policy, leading the way to decentralization and balanced regional development.

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Vision

Fostering local government officials who lead government innovation and decentralization Major Functions Fostering Leaders of Local Governments 07 International Training & Cooperation

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Online Training

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R&D and Support

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Win-Win Partnerships

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Capability to Put National Policy into Practice

Integrity for Public Trust

A Comfortable Learning Environment Facility Overview

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Learning Facilities

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Conveniences

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Local Administration History Hall Organizational Chart and Directions

Global Competitiveness for the World Stage

Creativity to Lead Change

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Commitment Hand-in-Hand with the Public

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Major Functions

Major Functions LOGODI’s training programs have been consistently improving since the institute’s establishment in 1965.

Its representative programs are based on a solid theoretical foundation while employing content and methods applicable to the field, and have received a positive response at home and abroad.

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Fostering Leaders of Local Governments

Leaders are characterized by their capacity and vision to lead local communities obtained through programs customized by LOGODI.

Long-Term Training New G5 Leaders Training Specialized Training Government Policy Initiative Training Locally Elected Officials Training

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments International Training & Cooperation Online Training R&D and Support Win-Win Partnerships

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Major Functions

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments

Long-Term Training

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that Cultivates the Required Capacity and Leadership in a Position

Junior Leaders Program Deputy Directors of Metropolitan/Provincial Governments Directors of City/County/District Governments

· Creative, change-oriented leadership with cooperative communication · Public service value observance and policy matter involvement

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments

· Practical skills in problem solving, communicative ability, etc.

Long-Term Training New G5 Leaders Training Specialized Training Government Policy Initiative Training Locally Elected Officials Training

Global Leaders Program Grades 5-6 in Local Governments

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· Creative leadership in the internationalization of local administration · Expertise in overseas trade, attraction of investment, international exchange, etc. · Ability to cope with the diversification and expansion of cooperation between countries and local governments

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Senior Policy Managers Program Directors-General of Metropolitan/Provincial Governments Vice Heads of City/County/District Governments

Directors of Metropolitan/Provincial Governments Directors-General of City/County/District Governments

· Innovative senior leadership with visions and strategies

· Senior leadership in local administration

· Strategic thinking to strengthen local competitiveness

· Job-related expertise in local administration, finance and economy, etc.

· Balanced capacity with a vision, creativity, change, coaching, etc.

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Senior Leaders Program

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· Capacity development in negotiation, crisis management, and organizational management

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Women Leaders Program Grade 6 in Local Governments

· Capable leadership to contribute to the people’s happiness · Capacity enhancement as new managers in planning, discussion, organizational management, etc. · Leadership and network-building through follow-up courses

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지방자치인재개발원 주요기능 지방핵심인재 양성 Fostering Leaders of Local Governments

Major Functions

New G5 Leaders Training that Develops the Required Capacity of Newly Promoted Managerial Officials

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments Long-Term Training New G5 Leaders Training Specialized Training Government Policy Initiative Training Locally Elected Officials Training

A training program for Grade 5 candidates to become trusted, creative leaders in local administration. · Enhancement of one’s desirable image through a constitutional spirit, public service values, policy tasks, etc. · Managerial capacity development through leadership training · Improvement of job competency through training in compulsory subjects incl. local administration, finance, administrative law, etc. · Sensitivity to the changing times in international affairs, economy, society, culture, etc.

Specialized Training that Builds Up Executive Ability Job-Related Expertise

Job-Related Capacity

Expert knowledge of local administration by area and the ability to put policies into practice

Improvement of required public speaking and leadership skills by duty and self-learning for better performance

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments Long-Term Training New G5 Leaders Training Specialized Training Government Policy Initiative Training

Current Tasks

International Expertise

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Social issue awareness and debate skills and methods to share and spread national policy

Locally Elected Officials Training

Enhanced capacity in international exchange within central and local governments for flexible responsiveness to change

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Fostering Leaders of Local Governments

Locally Elected Officials Training that Strengthens the Capacity of Local CEOs

Vision Forum for Heads of Local Governments Mayors, Governors, and District Heads

Elevation of successful management skills through domestic and international cases of best practice, case sharing on regional conflict management, etc.

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments Long-Term Training New G5 Leaders Training Specialized Training Government Policy Initiative Training

Local Council Academy Local Council Members

Government Policy Initiative Training that Shares and Spreads the Governance Philosophy

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments Long-Term Training New G5 Leaders Training

Seminar on Government Policy Initiatives

Momentum to share and spread administrative principles and build consensus on top-priority policy tasks

Specialized Training on Policy Tasks

Understanding of public service values and sharing and spreading of government policy initiatives toward decentralization and balanced regional development, the low birthrate and aging population, job policy, etc.

Local Governance Program Local Council Members, NGO & Academic Institutional Heads, etc.

Ideal consultative outcomes through the sharing of best practice among local council members

Locally Elected Officials Training

Open participation and communication in localities toward good governance, in partnership with the community

Specialized Training Government Policy Initiative Training Locally Elected Officials Training

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International Training & Cooperation that Shares Better Governance with the World

Partnerships ASIA Japan 1993 Mongolia 2002

Japan Intercultural Academy of Municipalities (JIAM) National Academy of Governance (NAOG)

China 2008

Tsinghua University, School of Continuing Education (SCETU)

Thailand 2012

Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University (STOU)

AFRICA 2 1 3

Egypt 2008 Tanzania 2012

National Management Institute (NMI) Local Government Training Institute (LGTI)

1 Completion Ceremony for International Programs 2 International Meetings and Conferences

SOUTH AMERICA

3 Program-Specific Field Experience

Peru 2017

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments International Training & Cooperation Online Training

Local Administration Programs for Foreign Officials

R&D and Support Win-Win Partnerships

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ODA Programs by KOICA Designed and Operated by LOGODI & Sponsored by KOICA (Korea International Cooperation Agency) ODA and Customized Programs by LOGODI Designed to the Official Request of Countries incl. Egypt, Mongolia, Peru, Tanzania, Thailand, Vietnam, and Others

On-Site Training

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Sharing of Korea’s local administrative system and regional development experience, and support for sustainable development strategies

Sharing of Korea’s advancements in administration through on-site training as a means of follow-up management

National Authority for Civil Service (SERVIR)

International Organizations United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA) Eastern Regional Organization for Public Administration (EROPA)

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Major Functions

Major Functions

Online Training

R&D and Support

that is Accessible Anytime, Anywhere

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments

International Training & Cooperation

International Training & Cooperation

Online Training

Online Training

R&D and Support

R&D and Support

Win-Win Partnerships

Win-Win Partnerships

Public Administration

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for the Innovation of Training

Public Service Values

Government Policy Initiatives

New Program Development Consultation and recommendations for programs at metropolitan and provincial training centers

General areas of administration incl. the local government system, civil affairs, etc.

Public service values in history, integrity education, etc.

Government policy initiatives on job creation, open innovation, etc.

Job-Related Expertise

Safety and Security

Personal Development

Targeted expertise in local contracts, social welfare, etc.

Awareness of disaster management, emergency preparation, routine safety guidelines, etc.

Core communication skills such as effective listening, humanities from classic literature, etc.

Foreign Languages

Digital Competence

Massive Open Online Courses

Foreign language ability in English, Chinese, Japanese, etc.

Methods for social media, image editing, etc.

Select offline lectures made available online on the Fourth Industrial Revolution, communication-based leadership, etc.

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Training and Support for Enhanced HRD Capacity Workshops for officials in charge of training programs

Creative Research Contests for best practice and innovative teaching methods in the area of local administration

Capacity Building Programs Development and dissemination of simulation exercises in preparation for the introduction of an advanced competency assessment system

Training Support Exchange and Cooperation Conferences for heads of training centers, directional guidance for programs, and the development and sharing of training materials

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Win-Win Partnerships for Greater Regional Happiness

A Comfortable Learning Environment LOGODI provides world-class, state-of-the-art educational equipment and a range of facilities for learning and conveniences.

Fostering Leaders of Local Governments International Training & Cooperation Online Training R&D and Support Win-Win Partnerships

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Strategy Consumption of Local Foods Regional Economic Revitalization Local Business Contracts Hands-On Experience in Best Practice Voluntary Support Open Facilities Organizational Cooperation

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Use of locally sourced food and indications of origin in the cafeteria Advertising of information on the region and premium products from Jeonbuk Province Contracts in favor of local businesses Study visits to businesses with best practice in good governance, development strategy, etc.

Voluntary activities by LOGODI and its trainees

Facility Overview Learning Facilities Conveniences

Openness of facilities to the public Active promotion of LOGODI through the Mutual Benefit Development Committee and cooperation with related organizations

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A Comfortable Learning Environment

Facility Overview

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Cheongsim Dormitory

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11 16 Mokmin Dormitory

Main Building

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Health/Convenience Facilities

Entrance

11 Workout Center (B1F Mokmin Dormitory) 12 Stadium

Learning Support Facilities

Lecture Facilities 1 Lecture Facilities 4F_Lecture Rooms (‘Dalgubeol’ | ‘Sejong’ | Nanum Hall | Michu Hall) | Prep Room | Smart Classroom 5F_Lecture Rooms (‘Yeongsangang’ | ‘Geumgang’ | ‘Mudeung’ | ‘Hanbat’ | ‘Taehwa’ | ‘Hwaseong’ | ‘Seorak’) | Smart Classroom 6F_Lecture Rooms (‘Nakdonggang’ | ‘Songni’ | ‘Deogyu’ | ‘Gaya’ | ‘Haeundae’) | Smart Classroom 7F_Lecture Rooms (‘Hangang’ | ‘Halla’) | Smart Classroom

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2 Auditorium (1F Main Building) 3 Conference Room (International Training & Cooperation Center | 3F Main Building)

4 International Meeting Room (International Training & Cooperation Center | 3F Main Building)

13 Fitness Rooms 14 Gym | Driving Range

5 Mokmin Dormitory

15 Cafeteria (B1F Main Building)

6 Cheongsim Dormitory

16 Convenience Store (B1F Main Building)

7 Local Administration History Hall (1F)

17 Track Field

8 Library (3F)

18 Tennis Court

9 Breakout Rooms (4F-7F)

19 Futsal Field

10 Computer Labs (5F & 7F)

20 Parking Lot

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Auditorium International Training & Cooperation Center 3 Smart Classrooms 4 Breakout Rooms 5 Lecture Halls 1 2

Learning Facilities that Cater to Various Programs

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Lecture Facilities

International Training & Cooperation Center

Smart Classrooms & Computer Labs

Lecture halls, breakout rooms, seminar rooms, and a range of other facilities equipped with interactive whiteboards, projectors, TV broadcasting receivers, DVD players, VTRs, and remote lecture functions

International meeting room, conference room, and lecture halls equipped with large LED monitors, beam projectors, etc. and other state-of-the-art facilities that enable simultaneous interpretation and remote video conferences for international meetings and the training of Korean and foreign officials.

Smart classrooms that develop digital competence and computer labs that provide a place of rest and information

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A Comfortable Learning Environment

Conveniences for Personal Development and Recreational Activities

LOGODI’s facilities provide trainees with a space for personal development and support a range of recreational activities throughout the term of their programs.

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Library Dormitories Lounge Area Health Facilities Driving Range Cafeteria First-Aid Office

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Library Library with a collection of over 80,000 books, policy publications, research papers from leading academic societies and research institutes, etc.

Lounge Area Multipurpose resting space furnished with massage chairs, a meeting room, and reading material

Cafeteria & Convenience Store A hygienic and comfortable cafeteria with friendly service and a capacity of 520, and a convenience store where groceries and daily necessities can be purchased

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Dormitories Living quarters with bedrooms, showers, and toilets, for the comfort of trainees

Health Facilities Exercise spaces that consider a range of preferences incl. a workout center with all types of equipment, indoor gym, driving range, tennis court, etc.

First-Aid Office A first-aid office with a range of medical equipment, medicines, first aid supplies, and recovery room

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Local Administration History Hall

1961-1990 Abolishment of local councils for the efficient management of local administration

See the historical transition in local administration from early times to the present.

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Three Kingdoms Period - Goryeo Period

Joseon Period

Transformation of local administration from royal authority in the Three Kingdoms Period to centralization in the Goryeo Period

Materialization of the local administrative system

1948 -1960

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Initiation of the local autonomous system through the enactment and proclamation of the Local Autonomy Act, and direct elections of local government heads

Start of the nation’s history of substantive local autonomy with a range of supporting policies

Gabo Reform - US Military Government Period Reform of the local administrative system during the Enlightenment Period through elections of local representatives Reorganization of local administrative institutions during the Japanese Colonial Period Strengthening of tax administration during the US Military Government Period

Appointment Certificates for Local Government Officials

by Period (3)

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MOU with Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University (STOU) in Thailand

Research Papers by Trainees and LOGODI Training Textbook

Yearbook of LOGODI Graduates under the Ministry of Home Affairs

Supply Inventory, Resident IDs, etc.

Pictures from a Visit by the President of the Republic of Korea, Award Certificate, etc.

Copy of the Constitution, Register for Certificates Issued to National Assembly Members, etc.

Dissertation by a Trainee, Booklets on the Local Autonomous System, etc.

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ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

MAP

President

General Services Division

Planning & Cooperation Division

International Training & Cooperation Division

Training Department

Training Coordination Division

Policy Leader Development Division

Specialized Capacity Building Division

In the event of no search result by name on your navigation device, you may locate us via our address “150, Bangyo-ro, Iseo-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do” or “567, Bangyo-ri, Iseo-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do.”

From Seoul

From Daegu

Gyeongbu Expressway → Cheonan JC toward Sejong (Gwangju) (Cheonan- Nonsan Expressway) → Nonsan JC toward Iksan (Gwangju) (Honam Expressway) → West Jeonju IC toward East Gimje and Iseo (West Jeonju) → West Jeonju TG → Right turn onto Kongjwipatjwi-ro toward Iseo (East Gimje) → Right turn onto Bangyo-ro (Samwu Middle School) → Arrival

88 Olympic Expressway → Hamyang JC toward Jigok (Daejeon) (Daejeon-Tongyeong Expressway) → Jangsu JC toward Jangsu (Iksan) (Iksan-Jangsu Expressway) → Iksan JC toward Samnye (Gwangju) (Honam Expressway) → West Jeonju IC toward East Gimje and Iseo (West Jeonju) → West Jeonju TG → Right turn onto Kongjwipatjwi-ro toward Iseo (East Gimje) → Right turn onto Bangyo-ro (Samwu Middle School) → Arrival

From Jeonju Jeonju City Bicycle Race Course → West Jeonju IC (Kongjwipatjwi-ro) → Right turn onto Bangyo-ro (Samwu Middle School) → Arrival

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Korea Land & Geospatial InformatiX Corporation

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Korea Electrical Safety Corporation West Jeonju Jeonbuk IC IC Innovation City

Gimje

Honam Expressway → West Jeonju IC toward East Gimje and Iseo (West Jeonju) → West Jeonju TG → Right turn onto Kongjwipatjwi-ro toward Iseo (East Gimje) → Right turn onto Bangyo-ro (Samwu Middle School) → Arrival

Hwagae Intersection Small & Medium Business Corporation

· Local Finance · Local Autonomy · Conflict Management · Administrative Law

DIRECTIONS

From Gwangju

Jeonju World Cup Stadium

Faculty

Samwu Middle School

Car

Jochon Junction Honam Expressway

Iksan

Planning Department

Seoul and Daejeon

Jeonju IC

From Busan Namhae Expressway → Jinju JC toward West Jinju (Daejeon) (Daejeon-Tongyeong Expressway) → Jangsu JC toward Jangsu (Iksan-Jangsu Expressway) → Iksan JC toward Samnye (Gwangju) (Honam Expressway) → West Jeonju IC toward East Gimje and Iseo (West Jeonju) → West Jeonju TG → Right turn onto Kongjwipatjwi-ro toward Iseo (East Gimje) → Right turn onto Bangyo-ro (Samwu Middle School) → Arrival

Iseo-myeon Office

Gwangju

Public Transportation

Rural Development Administration

Namwon and Sunchang

Jeonju

Jeonju Express Bus Terminal Jeonbuk Provincial Office

Bus 72 may be taken from Jeonju Station without transfers to LOGODI (40-50 min.)

Jeonju Express Bus Terminal

Jeonju Intercity Bus Terminal

Exit the Terminal (Toward Jeonjucheon) → Bus Stop (Buddhist Center/IMI) → Bus 72 → LOGODI

Exit the Terminal (Toward Jeonjucheon) → Bus Stop (Intercity Bus Terminal) → Bus 72 → LOGODI

Jeonju Station

Iksan Station

(KTX | Saemaeul | Mugungwha) Exit the Station → Bus Stop (Jeonju Station) → Bus 72 → LOGODI

(KTX | Saemaeul | Mugungwha) Exit the Station → Bus (Innovation City - Iksan Station) → Innovation City Intercity Bus Terminal → Bus 72 → LOGODI

150, Bangyo-ro, Iseo-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do 55365, Republic of Korea Tel_+82.63.907.5052 Fax_+82.63.907.6008 logodi.go.kr/en