The Institute is incorporated as a not for profit company under the Companies Ordinance 1984. IPR's operations are supported by guarantees from the corporate sector. To retain independence, IPR will abstain from donor or government support to run its operations...
Institute for Policy Reforms is an independent and non-partisan think tank established to support policy making in Pakistan. There is a felt gap between challenges faced by the country and policy response to them. IPR's mission is to bridge this gap for the stability and prosperity of the country and to create policy that achieves desired results ensuring that ideas lead to outcomes. This means that its research will not only focus on what is to be done, but on how to get it done. The Institute will work on a broad range of topics including economic policy, development, internal stability, security, and international affairs.