Korea International Cooperation Agency
VC Fund
Seongnam, South Korea
Korea International Cooperation Agency is a government organization for development cooperation in Korea.
- Total investments:
- 47
- Last investment:
- Lead investor:
- 0%
Last updated:
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Industries Korea International Cooperation Agency invests in
Stages Korea International Cooperation Agency invests in
Countries Korea International Cooperation Agency invests in
Contacts
| Name | Phone | Socials | |
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Bosung Jeang
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Investment Focus
Industry
- Education 10 (21%)
- Health Care 8 (17%)
- Information Technology 7 (15%)
- Agriculture 5 (11%)
- AgTech 4 (9%)
Stage
- Non-equity Assistance 25 (53%)
- Grant 22 (47%)
Country
- Ghana 32 (68%)
- Nigeria 6 (13%)
- United States 3 (6%)
- South Korea 2 (4%)
- Canada 1 (2%)
Team
| Name | Title | Investments | Links | |
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Bosung Jeang
Senior Deputy Country Director
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Senior Deputy Country Director | Total investments: 25 | Find email |
Investments
| Company | Description | Round | Links |
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Plantner
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PLANTNER develops environmentally friendly polymers that utilizes the controlled-release characteristics of alginate, a polymer derived from seaweed, along with natural controlled-release fertilizers to substitute current chemical products. Concurrently, the company is engaged in research and development as well as local field trials in Korea andVietnam. These innovations are directly aimed at promoting low-input sustainable agriculture. The organization is committed to tackling the unsustainable practices prevalent in conventional agriculture through the use of slow-release fertilizers, aspiring to foster eco-friendly advancements rooted in natural materials, beginning with agriculture, which is the cornerstone of the industry. In traditional agricultural settings, the significant loss of chemical fertilizers has resulted in nutrient depletion, leading to soil degradation issues such as acidification. This reduction in soil productivity compels farmers to resort to even greater quantities of chemicals to enhance yields, thereby perpetuating a detrimental cycle of increasing overuse. As a response, coated slow-release fertilizers have been introduced; however, their synthetic polymer coatings have contributed to the buildup of microplastics in the soil, harming the habitats of beneficial microorganisms and generating additional environmental challenges. To mitigate these concerns, ongoing research and development efforts are focused on substituting the conventional coating materials of slow-release fertilizers which are responsible for environmental issues like residual microplastics with alginate, a biodegradable polymer sourced from seaweed. | $6.8K / Grant / Dec 19, 2025 | |
Ozone Technologies
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Ozone Technologies produces prosthetic limbs at a reasonable cost and with sustainability. | Non-equity Assistance / May 06, 2024 | |
Farmercy Technologies
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Farmercy Technologies converts AC units into solar-powered mini coolers to reduce crop spoilage. | Non-equity Assistance / May 06, 2024 | |
MeSADA PCL
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MeSADA wants to make industrial farming simpler and more reasonably priced for our intended audience. MeSADA is a start-up agriculture technology hardware developer that aims to close the technological gap in the African environment. fit technologies that simplify and lower the cost of industrial farming for small and medium-sized farms. MeSADAprovides solutions for automating control-intensive farming operations and increasing farm power to meet the intensification needs of smallholder and medium-sized farmers. | Non-equity Assistance / May 06, 2024 | |
Geia Technologies
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Geia Technologies is a HealthTech company creating a digital ecosystem that connects healthcare professionals and patients. | Non-equity Assistance / May 06, 2024 | |
Craft Education
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Craft Education is a social enterprise offering teletherapy platform for children, providing behavioral therapy and live support via mobile. | Non-equity Assistance / May 06, 2024 | |
TECHAiDE
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TECHAiDE is a information technology company that provides education, youth development, and health delivery service. | Non-equity Assistance / May 06, 2024 | |
ThinkBikes
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Thinbikes Limited offers Last-mile transportation utilizing electric cargo bikes to people and businesses in urban and rural areas at a reasonable cost. These bikes can be leased or shared. With our commitment to safety, quality, prompt service, and anticipating our customers' needs, Thinbikes Limited aims to establish enduring relationshipswith our customers. | Non-equity Assistance / May 06, 2024 | |
STEMAIDE AFRICA
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STEMAIDE AFRICA is an edtech making STEM accessible through innovative tools and fostering essential skills in young learners. | Non-equity Assistance / May 06, 2024 | |
Eazzier Transpay
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Eazzier Transpay's portfolio of business goods and tools, which includes POS terminals and software, immediate capital, storefront business management software, bookkeeping, invoicing, and more, can be used by market women, shopping malls, and businesses of all sizes to manage and expand their operations. | Non-equity Assistance / May 06, 2024 | |
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Co-Investors
UNICEF StartUp Lab
45 deals together
Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology (MEST)
44 deals together
Startup KAIST
1 deal together
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What does Korea International Cooperation Agency invest in?
Korea International Cooperation Agency invests primarily in Education, Health Care and Information Technology startups, most often at Non-equity Assistance and Grant stage. Most of the 47 investments tracked by Shizune back companies in Ghana. The Investment Focus section breaks down every industry, stage and country in the portfolio.
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The team at Korea International Cooperation Agency includes Bosung Jeang (Senior Deputy Country Director). The Team section lists each member with their title, investment count and links.
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