Helvetia Policy Research Group is an independent public policy research institute based in Geneva, Switzerland. We conduct research, policy analysis, and evidence-based studies on behalf of governments, public institutions, international organizations, academic institutions, foundations, and private organizations.
Our work supports informed decision-making by providing rigorous research tailored to the objectives of each commissioned project.
Helvetia Policy Research Group specializes in the design and delivery of policy research across a broad range of public policy and socio-economic issues.
We work with organizations seeking independent research, robust methodologies, and carefully managed research programmes. Every project is developed in close collaboration with the commissioning organization and adapted to its objectives, context, and requirements.
Our role is to produce reliable evidence that supports policy development, programme evaluation, strategic planning, and informed public decision-making.
Each project follows a structured research process designed to ensure methodological quality and practical relevance.
Research is conducted using transparent and appropriate methodologies that support objective analysis.
Research designs are adapted to the objectives of each project while maintaining high professional standards.
We work closely with commissioning organizations throughout the research process to ensure that outputs meet project requirements.
Every stage of a project — from research design to final reporting — is managed with attention to quality, consistency, and reliability.
Public policy, social, economic, and comparative research — designed and delivered to the specifications of each commissioned project.
Read moreFrom governance and labour markets to migration, education, demographic change, and international cooperation.
Read moreWe regularly collaborate with professionals supporting research activities across different countries.
Read moreWe welcome enquiries regarding research collaborations, commissioned studies, institutional partnerships, research participation, and career opportunities.