The Korean Women's Development Institute (KWDI) is a pivotal research organization established in 1983, dedicated to promoting gender equality and developing family policies in South Korea. Operating as a think tank, KWDI conducts scientific and comprehensive analyses on pressing issues such as low birth rates, aging populations, and transformations in labor markets and family structures. The Institute strives to address these societal challenges through policy-relevant research that emphasizes the values of gender equality.

KWDI offers a wide array of services, including publishing research reports, newsletters, and academic journals related to women's studies and gender reviews. The Institute also engages in various seminars, international cooperation initiatives, and gender impact assessments, contributing to evidence-based policy making in South Korea. With a commitment to practical solutions and innovations, KWDI aims to foster sustainable development and inspire future generations by providing trustworthy guidance to both the public and policymakers in a rapidly evolving society.