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Knowledge, Evidence, and Learning for Federal Democratic Transformation
IPSJ’s Resources & References bring together research, policy analysis, learning tools, and multimedia created through our applied research, training, and dialogue work. These resources support policymakers, civil society, educators, researchers, and new governance institutions in Myanmar’s federal democratic transition.
Constitutional Affairs
Food Security and Livelihood
Strengthened Farmers’ Rights and Local Union Capacity
Farmers’ Rights and Local Union The IPSJ has supported farmers in establishing independent Farmers’ …
Event Highlights
Policy Brief : 2025–2026 Myanmar Sham Elections
Executive Summary : – Myanmar’s 2025–2026 general election was not a democratic transition but…
Federalism and Local Governance
Evidence-Based Policy Research for Bottom-Up Federal Reform
Bottom-Up Federal Reform IPSJ advanced policy-oriented research on strengthening bottom-up implement…
Our Works
Strengthened Rule of Law and Judiciary Reform Discourse
Follow-up activities on Rule of Law and Judiciary Sector Reform Project In response to Burma’s prolo…
Event Highlights
Policy Brief : Transitional Government and NUG Reform
Stakeholders within the National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC) and broader participants of the S…
Event Highlights
Strengthening Citizen Participation in Local Governance
Policy Brief Strengthening Citizen Participation in Local Governance for Effective Public Service De…
Rule of law & independent judiciary
Training Material: Judicial Independence
This training material was developed to support learners who are interested in understanding the bas…
