Public Policy Institute (PPI) was established with the aim to formulate new national, regional and international policy of post-Yugoslavian space by the synergy of knowledge and attitudes of experienced professionals and public activists. By the means of promoting public dialogue and constructive solutions, PPI intends to contribute to the efforts of Western Balkan countries to become equal, reliable and progressive partners in the European Integration process and inter-relations.
Public Policy Institute activities are directed towards main priorities of the reform process in the Western Balkans. More on individual activities and projects find HERE.
PPI was created as the result of the need for clearly defined and professional support to post-Yugoslavian building of institutions, development of public political discourse and culture cooperation based on civil individualism.
PPI is a non-partisan body, though it has been politically engaged as a think tank organization. We will work on a new concept of the post-conflict and post-partisan public policy. All open issues which constantly put Western Balkans on the margins of the European Civilization have stemmed from the corruptive impacts of political organizations, which, being ideally and ethically outplayed, have been influencing public policies and official institutions.
