Resilience of Communities in Sagaing Region, Myanmar: A Comparative Study of the Impacts of Civil War and Cyclone Mocha
ABSTRACT Myanmar’s Sagaing Region has faced both the devastating effects of the ongoing civil confli…
Policy Briefs
Evidence-Based Insights for Strategic Action
IPSJ produces evidence-based policy briefs that translate rigorous research into clear, practical recommendations for policymakers, civil society actors, and emerging governance institutions. Grounded in participatory research, field assessments, comparative analysis, and expert consultation, our policy briefs address urgent challenges in Myanmar’s federal democratic transition.
By combining analytical rigor with grounded local insights, IPSJ ensures that research directly informs policy development and institutional reform. Our publications are accessible, actionable, and widely shared across Myanmar’s pro-democracy ecosystem and with international partners—supporting informed decision-making, collaborative problem-solving, and evidence-based state-building.
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Integrating Scientific Data and Community Insights for Biodiversity Conservation in Alaungdaw Kathapa National Park: Special focus on Indian Leopard
Abstract Alaungdaw Kathapa National Park (AKNP) serves as a critical refuge for numerous threatened …
Assessing the Formulation Process of Forest and Other Land Use (FOLU) Sector of 2020 Myanmar’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCS) As Submitted by the National Unity Government (NUG) of Myanmar
Abstract This study focuses on the perspectives of individuals actively engaged in or frequently par…
Aung San-Atlee Agreement (27 January 1947)
His Majesty’s Government and the Delegation of the Burma Executive Council having discussed all the …
Frequently Asked Questions
What is IPSJ and what does it do?
IPSJ (Institute for Peace and Social Justice) is a Myanmar-based non-profit organization that advocates for civic education, inclusive dialogue, conflict transformation, and resource governance within a federal democratic system.
Who does IPSJ work with?
IPSJ works with communities, civil society organizations, policymakers, youth groups, and stakeholders committed to peace, justice, and democratic governance in Myanmar.
How does IPSJ support conflict transformation?
IPSJ facilitates inclusive dialogue and trust-building processes that help prevent violence, address root causes of conflict, and promote peaceful coexistence.
What is IPSJ’s approach to advocacy?
IPSJ uses evidence-based research, civic education, inclusive dialogue, and policy engagement to promote peaceful solutions, social justice, and accountable governance.
Why is resource governance important to IPSJ’s work?
Effective resource governance ensures transparency, fair revenue sharing, and community participation, which are essential for peace, social justice, and sustainable development in a federal democracy.
