Smart policies.

Creative solutions.

Engaged stakeholders.

A better world.

PoliSync combines research and multi-stakeholder dialogues with the latest in data visualisation, technology and capacity building to strengthen the effectiveness and evidence-based nature of decisions taken by policymakers and other actors.

PoliSync's combined strengths enable us to deliver policy analysis, as well as innovative, inclusive solutions to meet today's global challenges, and connect them creatively with policy actors and communities globally. We design projects and workshops in-house, and together with international organisations, governments and other actors.

Four pillars to support international policy engagement

  • Policy analysis

    We conduct independent policy research on a range of global challenges. We apply rigorous research methodologies while respecting policy actors timelines, and we present research results in a constructive way that challenges business as usual and sparks creative thinking.

  • Capacity building workshops

    We offer advanced policy skills and thematic workshops for current and future professionals working in international affairs. We also work with international organisations, governments and other stakeholders to custom-design trainings for their staff and delegates.

  • Data visualisation

    We support actors collect, manage, analyse and visualise their data. We help them to tell stories with their data, in support of evidence-based policy-making.

  • Stakeholder & community engagement

    We help connect evidence-based policy solutions with stakeholders and communities globally. We help actors clarify objectives, understand target audiences, design the right communications, UI and UX tools and connect with audiences through the right channels.

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Our projects cover a range of global challenges

Migration

Sanctions

Conflict prevention

UN Reform

Sustainable Development

Humanitarian affairs

Tech for good

Sustainable finance

And more…

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