KOCCA unveils four strategies and 10 tasks to shift from K‑content to ‘K‑culture’
KOCCA will introduce a K‑culture export package, reorganise overseas business centres, expand loan and internship support, pursue a ‘Korean‑style production committee’ and launch financing tools to commercialise and scale content IP.
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K‑culture export package to bundle content with industries such as food, cosmetics and fashion.
Reorganisation of 28 overseas business centres into regional hubs with expanded market, legal and commercialisation support.
KIPS (K‑content IP Scale‑up) combining private investment and government support; expanded specialised loan funding to 37 billion won.
Proposal to connect planning, production, distribution and investors across genres to scale IP.
KOCCA to lead matchmaking among creators, production companies and financial institutions.
Intent to build standardised contract models and bundled support across planning→commercialisation→overseas expansion.
Expand field‑based work‑experience placements from ~200 to ~1,000 and extend support up to 10 months.
Plans for at least 100 billion won in cultural technology R&D, including ultra‑immersive performance tech and smart cultural spaces.
Aim to broaden eligible genres for specialised loans (games, animation, music).