
From Chinese experience to Swiss public policy
Learning from China begins with understanding how a particular development strength is produced. This analysis connects planning, investment and public responsibilities with the…
Read morePolicy analysis examines how a problem arises and which measures could address it. These texts connect evidence, institutional responsibilities, Chinese experience and Swiss implementation. Their conclusions contribute to political discussion. Readers can follow the sources and submit a documented correction or proposal through the contribution page.
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Learning from China begins with understanding how a particular development strength is produced. This analysis connects planning, investment and public responsibilities with the…
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Railways, energy networks and research facilities serve society over decades. Public investment should therefore be assessed through the capabilities and services it sustains,…
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Scientific knowledge contributes to development when it can be tested, applied and improved in production. The PCP examines how research institutions, technical education,…
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An affordable home must remain affordable after it is built or renovated. Public land, non-profit provision and the conditions attached to public support should be considered…
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Managing healthcare costs requires attention to how care is organised and reached. The PCP examines household burdens, primary care, prevention and coordination, and studies the…
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Ecological objectives require equipment, networks, skills and a reliable investment programme. The PCP studies how generation, storage, buildings and industrial capability can be…
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