Eunbin Jo

Dedicated to studying judicial governance of Global South and development policies and law of Global North, with a commitment to human rights that are taken by inevitable reasons. My areas of expertise include policy research and analysis, project monitoring and evaluation.

• Jeollabuk-do Center for International Affairs (South Korea / 7 months)

• Conducted research on basic data and national development strategy for policy consistency for the Project ‘Capacity Development Training for Improving Agricultural Productivity of Govi-Altai Aimag of Mongolia by Introducing Modernized Agriculture Technology’ and this project was selected as a ‘Capacity Improvement and Advancement for Tomorrow Program of KOICA (2022-2024)’
• Designed project design matrix and implementation plan for the ‘Project for capacity building for midwives and community health workers on maternal and child health in Dak Lak Province, Vietnam’ 

• Designed 'A pilot project to generate profits for farming households by distributing small and mediumsized poultry farms' under the Project 'Introduction of Resource Circulation Agricultural Technology to Enhance Uganda Rural Household Income and Sustainable Development' and won $116,000 budget from Korean government 
• Conducted basic line survey for Kabanyoro and Namulonge households and reviewed related development programs and reports on rural development. Reflected in project concept paper and proposal 

• Visited KOICA, World Bank, Economic Development Cooperation Fund, and etc. to research e-government related projects in terms of empowering the community through public access of available information resources 
• Conducted interviews with experts when visiting the institutions and finalized reports 

• Visited a large number of households and enterprises to conduct a basic survey for the 2020 Population and Housing Census and Business Demography Statistics in 2020 
• Organized the data in a written form during the interview and complied the collected data

I am doing my master's degree in Development Studies at University of Cambridge. The multi-disciplinary nature of this degree allows me to develop theoretical and analytical skills that can acquire and utilize various sources. My dissertation will be written based on the migration, governance, and economics.