The frame includes 52 countries. Each dimension runs from 0 to 100, with no overall ranking. Confidence sits beside each score. Read the known limits of the data before quoting one.
These scores are at least 50 with usable evidence. They still need watching.
Adaptability82.10.47
Anticipation80.60.64
Agency78.90.60
Building63.10.54
Learning55.90.54
Missing data
26 requested indicators have no comparable dataset. Each lowers confidence. A gap can become an indicator when a comparable series covers at least two countries.
Active membership in associations, unions, parties and community organisations.
Institutional change: deliveries that don't move scores but move South Korea.
These are documented institutional changes in South Korea that the framework files as evidence. They sit beside the score and do not change it or its confidence.
South Korea's Economic Planning Board operated from 1961 to 1994 as the government body responsible for economic development planning and budget planning before its functions moved through later finance ministries.
Korea established the Korea Internet and Security Agency in July 2009 by integrating three predecessor organisations, giving the country one public body for internet development, security and international information technology cooperation.
South Korea's MyData policy gives people a route to request and direct the transfer of personal data between services, with the Personal Information Protection Commission describing the scheme as a way to give people control over data portability after the March 2023 legal amendment.