To that end, the KPPC has embarked on collaborating with several distinguished global institutions. The KPPC has signed MoUs with the World Bank, the American University of Beirut-Issam Faris Institute (AUB-IFI), the University of Ottawa-Center of Governance, and the Institute for Information Industry in Taiwan, to name a few.

To that end, the Kuwait Public Policy Centre (KPPC) has worked with international experts to develop policy recommendations tailored to reform administrative and bureaucratic practices, to reinforce transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the government.

To that end, the Kuwait Public Policy Centre (KPPC) has been working towards developing evidence-based policies to inform the programs related to the Sustainable Living Environment pillar in the KNDP. Working through the KPPC’s work mechanism, the centre has produced three papers starting with an overview of the gaps and challenges facing environmental policy making in Kuwait, a research agenda prioritising strategic objectives moving forward, and finally, a white paper highlighting the policy recommendations for an integrated environmental framework for Kuwait.