About CAPRI
“CAPRI is collaborating across Asia-Pacific societies to develop innovative governance practices that can build resilience.”
Syaru Shirley Lin,
Chair, Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation
“CAPRI is collaborating across Asia-Pacific societies to develop innovative governance practices that can build resilience.”
Syaru Shirley Lin,
Chair, Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation
Based in Taipei and Charlottesville, Virginia, the Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation (CAPRI) was established in May 2022 to conduct interdisciplinary, comparative research on innovative practices in policy and governance that can strengthen resilience in the Asia Pacific.
As a nongovernmental, nonpartisan, international organization, CAPRI’s work focuses on meeting challenges to resilience at the intersection of health, economic growth, technology, and environmental sustainability, particularly in the high-income societies.
CAPRI’s vision is to become a leading international think tank that promotes global discourse and provides Asia-Pacific perspectives on improving governance and addressing major policy challenges.
“COVID and the climate emergency are all crises of resilience: our ability to adapt and survive.”
Malcom Turnbull,
Chair of the International Advisory Council, Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation
“COVID and the climate emergency are all crises of resilience: our ability to adapt and survive.”
Malcom Turnbull,
Co-Chair,
Reform for Resilience Commission
CAPRI at Global Health Security Conference 2022
June 28 – July 1, 2022
The CAPRI team and members of its board of directors traveled to Singapore to attend the Global Health Security Conference 2022 (GHS2022), where the Reform for Resilience Commission’s co-chairs and hubs met in person for the first time. We spent an afternoon on the sidelines of the conference discussing the commission’s strategic direction, research, and convening for 2023.
Collaborating to Build Resilient and Sustainable Health Systems
May 25, 2022
The Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation (CAPRI) is honored to join the World Economic Forum affiliate session “Collaborating to Build Resilient and Sustainable Health Systems” hosted by the Partnership for Health System Sustainability and Resilience (PHSSR) in partnership with AstraZeneca, Philips, KPMG Healthcare, World Economic Forum, and London School of Economics (LSE).
Our Mission
RESEARCH
CAPRI undertakes objective policy research on best practices in policy and governance, drawing on both its own staff and a global network of nonresident fellows.
CONVENING
CAPRI convenes policymakers, scholars, and industry leaders in global and regional forums to discuss both policy challenges and their most promising solutions.
ENGAGEMENT
CAPRI achieves policy impact through engagement with influential leaders across societies and sectors by using a variety of formats and media and cultivating research talent focused on the Asia Pacific as the next generation of leaders.
We conduct rigorous research on current challenges in...
Public Health
Economic and Financial Reform
Technology and Innovation
Sustainable Development
…and develop solutions for future governance challenges facing the Asia Pacific and the world.
Our Donors
RESEARCH
CAPRI undertakes objective policy research on best practices in policy and governance, drawing on both its own staff and a global network of nonresident fellows.
CONVENING
CAPRI convenes policymakers, scholars, and industry leaders in global and regional forums to discuss both policy challenges and their most promising solutions.
ENGAGEMENT
CAPRI achieves policy impact through engagement with influential leaders across societies and sectors by using a variety of formats and media and cultivating research talent focused on the Asia Pacific as the next generation of leaders.
CAPRI seeks to connect research organizations, policymakers, and business leaders in the Asia Pacific and beyond who share our vision to promote innovative public policy, improve governance, and build resilient societies.
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