Established in 2012 and developed as part of a scientific partnership between the Paris School of Economics (PSE) and the ENSAE-ENSAI Group, the Institut des politiques publiques draws on the most advanced methods in economic research to measure the effects of public policy and inform both decision-makers and the democratic debate. It has established itself as one of the leading organisations in this field in France.
The IPP has quickly become the leading independent scientific body specialising in the evaluation of public policy in France.
Jean-Luc Tavernier and Nicolas Véron, Economic Analysis and Evaluation of Public Policies, report to the Prime Minister, 2023, p. 9.
His work covers a wide range of areas of public policy: education, the labour market, taxation, the Environment, health and autonomy, pensions, core state functions and spatial planning policies.
