What Matters
19 Aug
Battles, civilian casualties, refugees and internally displaced persons – IDPs (What Matters No. 33)
- ISP Admin
- What Matters,
(The original Burmese version was published on the ISP-Myanmar Facebook page on June 24, 2021) Download as PDF Version After the coup d’état on Read more...
09 May
Victims of violent crackdowns (What Matters No. 20 – From February 1 to April 15, 2021)
- ISP Admin
- What Matters,
(The original Burmese version was published on the ISP-Myanmar Facebook page on April 16, 2021) ∎ Key findings in brief Following the Read more...
09 May
The Political Culture of Perceiving Power as Privilege (What Matters No. 19)
- ISP Admin
- What Matters,
(This article is a translation of the Burmese language version that ISP-Myanmar posted on its Facebook page on April 12, 2021) Download as Read more...
19 Apr
Victims of violent crackdowns (What Matters No. 16 – From February 1 to April 7, 2021)
- ISP Admin
- What Matters,
(The original Burmese version was published on the ISP-Myanmar Facebook page on April 9, 2021) ∎ Key findings in brief Following the February 1, Read more...
19 Apr
Victims of violent crackdowns (What Matters No. 14 – From February 1 to April 1, 2021)
- ISP Admin
- What Matters,
(The original Burmese version was published on the ISP-Myanmar Facebook page on April 2, 2021) ∎ Key findings in brief Following the Read more...
16 Apr
Victims of violent crackdowns (What Matters No. 13 – From February 1 to March 25, 2021)
- ISP Admin
- What Matters,
(The original Burmese version was published on the ISP-Myanmar Facebook page on March 26, 2021) ◉ What Matters ISP-Myanmar covers Read more...
Featuring
09 Oct
The New Battlefront in Myanmar’s Economy: Fake News
- Dr. Su Mon Thazin Aung
- Uncategorized,
(This commentary was originally published on Fulcrum by the ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute on October 7, 2021) The scarcity of information has raised the Read more...
19 Aug
Policy suggestions for getting international humanitarian assistance to tackle Myanmar’s third wave of the coronavirus pandemic
- ISP Admin
- Policy Editorial,
(This article is a translation of the Burmese language version posted by ISP-Myanmar on its Facebook page on July 20, 2021) Download as PDF Version Read more...
04 Jun
The Real Kingmakers of Myanmar
- Min Zin
- Opinion,
For its part, the anti-coup movement — largely a combination of NLD supporters, Generation Z protesters and civil servants — has been shifting tactics Read more...
20 Apr
Call for the immediate release of Aung Myo Htet, a member of ISP-Myanmar
- ISP-Myanmar
- The ISP Team,
Date: April 20, 2021 1 Aung Myo Htet, a staff member of the Institute for Strategy and Policy – Myanmar (ISP-Myanmar), was detained by state Read more...
17 Feb
Is Democracy in Myanmar Dead?
- Min Zin
- Opinion,
YANGON, Myanmar — Since the military seized power on Feb 1, I have felt overwhelmed watching both the empowerment of a new generation of young Read more...
16 Feb
ISP-Myanmar’s Urgent Appeal
- ISP Myanmar
- The ISP Team,
(1) The Institute for Strategy and Policy – Myanmar (ISP-Myanmar) clearly expressed its protest against the military coup on February 1, 2021 In our Read more...
What we do
Research
Involves a forthcoming series of working papers written by members and associates of ISP on topics that we deem critical and topical for Myanmar’s future
Capacity Building
Strengthen capacities for democratic leadership through the design or reform of institutions such as political parties, parliaments, government departments, and local associations.
Leadership Engagement
Supports the engagement and collaborations of policy practitioners in union government, local government, parliament and academia, and International organisations
Communication and Outreach
Inspires informed debate and deliberation on important issues to promote democratic leadership and strengthening civic participation
Desk Initiatives
Provides equity of access to evidence, data and policy ideas to different stakeholders in peace process Myanmar's and Sino-Myanmar relations
About ISP-Myanmar
The Institute for Strategy and Policy – Myanmar (ISP – Myanmar) is an independent, non-partisan and non-governmental think tank. Estabished in 2016, ISP-Myanmar aims to promote democratic leadership and ...
What We Value
ISP-Myanmar supports the advancement of democracy, good governance, federal principles and practices, and fundamental human rights. Our work aims to promote the development of a resilient and tolerant society ...
Our Team
ISP-Myanmar is a new organization; but many of its senior management members have been working on Myanmar related issues for at least twenty years. They bring to the institute their experiences gained from working ...
Latest Talk Show
December 15, 2020
Party Mergers: Falling Short of Expectation (YMG Season 2 Episode 2)
A talk show “Party Mergers: Falling Short of Expectation” which is a round table discussion on the future of Myanmar organized by Institute for Strategy and Policy – Myanmar, participated by the experts and professionals was held at Yangon on 2020 December.
August 8, 2020
Finding Myanmar’s Foreign Policy Space: In The Context Of Covid-19 Pandemic And Geopolitical New Normal (MMRQS 5)
A talk show “ Finding Myanmar's Foreign Policy Space: In The Context Of Covid-19 Pandemic And Geopolitical New Normal ” which is a round table discussion on the future of Myanmar organized by Institute for Strategy and Policy – Myanmar.
A talk show “ Going Local ” which is a round table discussion on the future of Myanmar organized by Institute for Strategy and Policy – Myanmar, participated by the experts and professionals was held at Rosewood Hotel, Yangon on 2020 March 1.
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