What does Public Research do?

The Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR) is an independent, non-profit think tank located in Kochi, India. Established in 2004, CPPR focuses on research related to economic, social, and political issues to influence public policy. The organization is committed to principles such as freedom of expression, democracy, and social justice, and it conducts objective studies to promote policy changes through publications and discussions. CPPR's research spans various areas, including governance, education, health, law, livelihood, and urban reforms. It operates four specialized centers that address urban development, comparative studies, strategic studies, and training. The think tank produces policy papers, working papers, and impact assessments, and offers training programs aimed at building skills in public policy research. CPPR collaborates with government bodies, academic institutions, and development organizations to enhance evidence-based policy analysis and foster sustainable solutions.