IPSJ produces applied research to inform Myanmar’s democratic transition, institutional reform, and governance. Our reports explore federalism, human rights, the rule of law, resources, and climate resilience.
Through field research, stakeholder input, and analysis, IPSJ identifies challenges, finds opportunities, and offers evidence-based solutions. These reports guide community leaders, civil society, policymakers, and international stakeholders in decision-making and institutional design.
Abstract Alaungdaw Kathapa National Park (AKNP) serves as a critical refuge for numerous threatened …
Abstract This study focuses on the perspectives of individuals actively engaged in or frequently par…
Policy Brief Strengthening Citizen Participation in Local Governance for Effective Public Service De…
1. Executive Summary Since the February 2021 military coup, Myanmar’s judicial sector has suff…
