The Rule of Law is one of Hong Kong’s core values. Through quality research, capacity building and other events, the Centre for the Rule of Law provides a platform for discussion of the relevant issues among our community.
One Country, Two Systems is facing unprecedented challenges. The Centre for Constitutional Affairs and Governance gathers experts, scholars, and other stakeholders from different fields to participate in the discussion of Hong Kong’s constitutional development and to provide solutions for improving the governance of Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Vision Project (HKV) was initiated in early 2016 by Mr. Tsang Yok Sing, Vice Chairman of Hong Kong Policy Research Institute (HKPRI), who acts as Convenor of the Project. The series of public policy research projects, conducted by HKPRI, addressed the challenges facing the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region under One Country Two Systems.
Hong Kong Policy Research Institute, established in 1995, a leading think tank in Hong Kong. HKPRI was ranked for five consecutive years in 2015 -2019 among the Top 100 think tanks in the regions of China, India, Japan and South Korea (Global Go To Think Tank Index Report).
Centre for Education Research and Development is set up with the support of a group of experienced educators and former education officials. It aims at contributing to the continuous professional development in local schools.
By linking up ‘China-US relations’ and ‘Hong Kong affairs’, the Centre for China-US Relations and Hong Kong conducts forward-looking studies to identify and analyze Hong Kong's emerging political and economic trends under the impact of China-US relations.
The Centre conducts analysis and examination, from the Hong Kong perspective, on the international issues about the future development Hong Kong, including research and investigation on the political economy of countries along “The Belt and Road Initiative”, Hong Kong’s foreign relations and the political-economic development of East Asian countries.
A research report on civil service systems, discipline and oath-taking requirements
The legal basis for public officers to take an oath or sign a declaration falls under Article 6 of the National Security Law. The National Security law is not specifically aimed at civil servants unless they violate the Lawz……
Smarter School: What matters in Smart Teaching?
Leonie Valentine has over 20 years of experience in marketing and sales, and has served as Director of Customer Experience for Asia Pacific at Google for the past two years. In an interview on 25 February 2020 with Jacky Fung......
Re-examining Priority Values: Positioning Values Education in Hong Kong for the 21st Century
In the past two decades, significant changes happened in the world, and this report identifies them as the 21st Century Contexts......
A Review of Two Major Mainland Exchange Programmes -- After Ten Years of Operation
Grassroot students need quality, business-school corporation learning activities--Impact study of experiential learning activities
Since the curriculum reform in 2000, the Education Bureau has been advocating to help student achieve whole-person development and lifelong learning……
New Mindset for Land Administration -- Upgrading Land Administration System in a Holistic Way
Facing the tight land resources in Hong Kong, the increasing demand for more housing and public facilities by the community, as well as the failure to respond to the challenges arising from rapid economic……
Review on Private Recreational Leases Policy：Case Studies and Land Supply
The current PRL policy is mainly based on the 1969 Policy approved by the Governor in Council more than 30 years ago.
Open Road Tolling Research Study Report
This study on open road tolling (named ORT thereafter) is conducted to support the realization of Smart Mobility which is an essential component of the Chief Executive’s “Smart City” initiatives launched in 2017.
