The Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water) is a government-owned organization in South Korea responsible for managing the country's water resources. Established in 2001, K-water focuses on providing safe and reliable water supply, flood control, and water quality management. It plays a crucial role in ensuring sustainable water use and environmental protection. K-water operates various facilities, including dams, reservoirs, and water treatment plants, to support its mission. The corporation also engages in research and development to improve water management technologies and practices. By promoting efficient water use, K-water aims to enhance the quality of life for citizens and protect natural ecosystems.