CEBRAP, the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning, is a research and knowledge institution focused on studying Brazilian society, public life, and policy. Its work is organized through research centers and special projects, with researchers examining topics including political institutions, social movements, public participation, inequality, justice, sustainability, migration, and health governance. The organization shares its findings through research reports, articles, books, and themed publications, including the COMPLUS series on plural health systems and primary care.

Its studies include analysis of government programs, elections, social participation, humanitarian visa policy, and generations in Brazil, sometimes developed in partnership with other organizations. CEBRAP also convenes public seminars and discussions, makes event recordings available online, and offers courses through cebrap. lab.

Its website provides news about research, publications, media coverage, and opportunities, including selections for research positions and an international postdoctoral program. Through these activities, CEBRAP connects academic research with public debate and makes evidence and analysis accessible to researchers, policymakers, students, and the wider public