KWRA
Continuous Exforts towards Water Resources Development
Ongoing construction of multi-purpose dams until 2011 to mitigate frequent flood damage and ensure a stable water supply.
Targeting the construction of eco-friendly dams and implementing projects to enhance the welfare and income of communities residing around dam areas.
Expansion of multi-regional water supply systems: During the 1994-1996 droughts, areas covered by these systems remained unaffected, highlighting their effectiveness against severe drought.
Completion of 18 new multi-regional water supply systems by 1999.
Continuous construction of over 29 additional multi-regional water supply systems by 2011, extending coverage from 35% to 65% of urban and rural areas.
Exploring alternatives to address water shortages in the 21st century.
Extensive research for effective water resource management.
Effective Flood Management
xpansion of channel improvement from 61% to 77% by 2001.
Ongoing construction of multipurpose reservoirs to bolster flood control capacity.
Maintaining and expanding city drainage facilities.
Enhancement of early flood forecasting systems for five major rivers, including the Han River, and extension to mid and small-sized rivers.
Integration of early flood forecasting systems using Remote Sensing/GIS for improved efficiency.
Regulating land use in potential flood-prone areas.