The Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation (CAPRI) is a dynamic international organization that conducts interdisciplinary research on innovative policies to enhance resilience and governance in the Asia Pacific region. CAPRI aims to address the interconnected challenges faced by the world today, including health, economic, and environmental shocks, by promoting innovative thinking and cross-sector collaboration. As a nongovernmental and nonpartisan organization, CAPRI values independence, integrity, and inclusivity in its work.

Through comparative public policy research, CAPRI draws on the experience of the Asia-Pacific region to develop insights and solutions for building resilient societies. CAPRI's work is focused on four main research fields: Public Health, Economy, Innovation, and Sustainable Development. By engaging policymakers, scholars, and industry leaders in global and regional forums, CAPRI fosters discussions on policy challenges and their potential solutions.

Additionally, CAPRI collaborates with leading international policy institutions and initiatives to advance its research and engagement. Overall, CAPRI is committed to promoting innovative public policy, improving governance, and building resilient societies in the Asia Pacific and beyond