Policy Analysis
Study policy choices and what they mean for people.
Independent research institute · Dhaka
We help people understand policy challenges, build research skills and make better decisions for Bangladesh.
Our work in numbers.
What we do
Explore the questions we study and the skills we share.
Study policy choices and what they mean for people.
Turn long-term goals into practical plans.
Explore how social and economic change affects communities.
Build practical skills in research, analysis and technology.
How we work
Good research starts with people and questions that matter. Here’s how we turn them into useful evidence.
Have a question worth exploring?
Let’s talk about your ideaWe shape a clear research question, then choose the right methods and reliable data to explore it.
We listen to communities and work with researchers and partners to understand the story behind the data.
We explain what we find in plain language, with practical ideas people can use in policy and planning.
We share how we reach our conclusions, acknowledge limits and keep our work independent.
Our work
We turn research into reports, plans and practical advice.
Clear summaries of policy questions, findings and possible next steps.
A closer look at the challenges and opportunities in specific sectors.
Plans that connect long-term goals with practical steps and resources.
Find out what is working, what needs to change and what we can learn.
Partnerships & collaboration
Research works best when people bring different experience to the table.
Working together on questions that matter for public policy.
Connecting research with development and poverty reduction efforts.
Sharing methods, experience and new research ideas.
Listening to communities and learning from their experience.
Leadership
Meet the researchers, teachers and planners behind our work.
Founder, President and CEO
Co - Founder and Vice President
Director (Administration & Finance)
Honorary Executive Director
Have an idea for a study, a publication or a partnership? We would like to hear from you.
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