Last July, Korea announced its plan for the Korean New Deal as a strategy to overcome the Covid-19 pandemic as well as to address climate and ecological crises. With the aim Korea has operated the GHG emissions Target Management System (TMS) for the public sector since 2011. A total of 800 government entities, comprised of central and local governments and public agencies are subject to the TMS. Approximately 11% of GHG emissions has been reduced since its introduction. The Government will continue to identify and introduce various policy options to encourage the public sector to take the lead in mitigation efforts. Improving building energy efficiency, scaling up deployment of renewables and mandating the use of eco-friendly vehicles are some examples of those policy options to ultimately achieve public sector's carbon neutrality by 2050. The public sector is in the best position to show its commitment to and progress in GHG