Hong Kong Policy Research Institute (HKPRI) is a multi-disciplinary, non-government independent think-tank that conducts policy oriented research related to the long term development of Hong Kong. The Institute is committed to enhancing regional co-operation and communication between Hong Kong and its neighbours, and has set up exchange activities as well as collaborative research work with various think-tanks in mainland China, Taiwan and other countries.
The research areas of the Institute cover:
- Hong Kong’s external relations
- political and legal policy
- economic research
- social policy
- surveys – the Confidence Index survey of political, economic and social confidence in Hong Kong and surveys for compiling the Hong Kong Free Market Index
HKPRI’s website is available in both English and Chinese. The website features:
- further details about the Institute and its research projects
- list of members
- press releases
- full text of speeches by the Chairman and other HKPRI staff
- full text of policy bulletins and selected research reports, as well as summaries of other publications
- e-forums on various issues