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Sustainability Projects in South Korea

Two ways South Korean projects are measuring and reversing impact

South Korea has 10 tracked sustainability projects on Keys for Tomorrow. Looking across the catalog, two approaches keep recurring.

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KKeys for Tomorrow Editorial · Sourced from 10 catalogued South Korea projects · Reviewed August 2026
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South Korean sustainability projects show a distinct tech and materials edge — measuring environmental impact precisely, and upcycling waste into new products.

1 Measure and manage carbon and biodiversity impact

A recurring pattern: tools that make environmental impact measurable and actionable, from carbon accounting software to reforestation programs.

Greenflow Project
Carbon Management

Greenflow Project

Carbon measurement and management software helping organizations track emissions and comply with evolving regulations.

Tree Planet
Reforestation

Tree Planet

Forest restoration project healing wildfire-damaged ecosystems through community tree-planting and corporate partnerships.

ARK Impact
Impact Investment

ARK Impact

Global alternative asset manager merging financial growth with measurable social and environmental impact.

2 Upcycle waste into new materials and mobility

A second group turns discarded materials into new products and applies sustainable technology to logistics and mobility.

Continew
Upcycled Fashion

Continew

Upcycles waste materials from cars into stylish fashion items, reducing waste and water use in the leather industry.

Marine Innovation
Bio-Materials

Marine Innovation

Creates biodegradable, seaweed-based alternatives to plastic for everyday and packaging use.

Coconut Silo
Smart Mobility

Coconut Silo

AI- and big-data-driven logistics technology transforming urban mobility with a focus on environmental stewardship.

Frequently asked questions about Sustainability Projects In South Korea

How many sustainability projects from South Korea are on Keys for Tomorrow?

10 as of this writing.

What sectors are most represented among South Korean projects?

Carbon/impact measurement technology and upcycled materials, alongside smart mobility.

How can I compare South Korea to other countries?

Use the Countries hub to see project counts across all 110 tracked countries.

Related countries & goals

Climate ActionResponsible ConsumptionJapan

Every organization above is one of 10 real, catalogued South Korea projects on this platform.

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Sourced from Keys for Tomorrow’s project catalog, verified live 2026-08-09.

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