The Korean government has been implementing international development cooperation projects on smart greenhouse for high-valued crops through the Agency of Education, Promotion, and Information Service in Food, Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (EPIS). These projects have been carried out in four Asian countries – the Philippines, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Indonesia – since 2020. The main objectives of these projects are to enhance agricultural productivity, provide innovative capacity building, and establish effective marketing systems in collaboration with recipient organizations in each country. By focusing on medium- and small-scale farmers who are susceptible to climate shocks, these projects have successfully increased crop yields and the average income of farm households that have adopted advanced greenhouse facilities. This has been achieved through improved planting and marketing strategies for high-valued crops. In summary, these projects are playing a crucial role in the modernization of agriculture through the Vulnerable-Smart Agriculture (VSA) scheme, while also collecting policy data to effectively address climate change vulnerabilities. This is being done through a tripartite mechanism involving research, extension activities, and education, all aimed at promoting sustainable agricultural growth in developing countries.

INTRODUCTION
SMART AGRICULTURE AGAINST CLIMATECHANGE VULNERABILITY
PROCESSES AND RESULTS OF THE PROJECTIN EACH COUNTRY
    Philippine’s Case
    Cambodian Case
    Vietnamese Case
    Indonesian Case
DISCUSSION
    Lessons Learned from the Outcomes
    Challenges and Overcomes
CONCLUSIONS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
REFERENCES

• Sauk-Hee Park(Department of Public Administration, The Catholic University of Korea, Bucheon, 14662, Korea) | 박석희 (가톨릭대학교 행정학과) Corresponding author