HGPI was ranked 6th global health policy think tank worldwide
date : 2/1/2016
■Global Health Policy: 6th in the world (previously 8th)
■Domestic Health Policy: 15th in the world (previously 19th)*
■HGPI is the 1st in Asia and the only think tank in Japan to be included in this ranking.
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* “Domestic health policy” refers to the particular think tank’s countries health policy.
Top Global Health Policy Think Tanks (2015)
1. Cambridge Centre for Health Services Research(CCHSR)(United Kingdom)
2. Bloomberg School of Public Health Research Centers(JHSPH)(United States)
3. Center for Strategic and International Studies(CSIS)(United States)
4. Brookings Institution(United States)
5. RAND Corporation(United States)
6. Health and Global Policy Institute(HGPI)(Japan)
7. Fraser Institute(Canada)
8. Council on Foreign Relations, Global Health Program(CFR)(United States)
9. Kaiser Permanente Institute for Health Policy(KPIHP)(United States)
10. American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research(AEI)(United States)
Top Domestic Health Policy Think Tanks (2015)
1. Cambridge Centre for Health Services Research(CCHSR)(United Kingdom)
2. Bloomberg School of Public Health Research Centers(JHSPH)(United States)
3. RAND Corporation(United States)
4. Brookings Institution(United States)
5. Kaiser Permanente Institute for Health Policy(KPIHP)(United States)
6. Fraser Institute(Canada)
7. Center for American Progress(CAP)(United States)
8. Mathematica Policy Research(MPR)(United States)
9. Cato Institute(United States)
10. Urban Institute(United States)
11. National Bureau of Economic Research(NBER)(United States)
12. American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research(AEI)(United States)
13. Heritage Foundation(United States)
14. Council on Foreign Relations, Global Health Program(CFR)(United States)
15. Health and Global Policy Institute(HGPI)(Japan)
16. Center for Strategic and International Studies(CSIS)(United States)
*” 2015 Global Go To Think Tank Index Report” can be downloaded from this page.
Top Research & Recommendations Posts
- [Research Report] Perceptions, Knowledge, Actions and Perspectives of Healthcare Organizations in Japan in Relation to Climate Change and Health: A Cross-Sectional Study (November 13, 2025)
- [Research Report] The 2025 Public Opinion Survey on Healthcare in Japan (March 17, 2025)
- [Policy Recommendations] Developing a National Health and Climate Strategy for Japan (June 26, 2024)
- [Policy Recommendations] Mental Health Project: Recommendations on Three Issues in the Area of Mental Health (July 4, 2025)
- [Research Report] The 2023 Public Opinion Survey on Satisfaction in Healthcare in Japan and Healthcare Applications of Generative AI (January 11, 2024)
- [Announcement] HGPI Endorses the “Belém Health Action Plan” (November 14, 2025)
- [Publication Report] Planetary Health Promotion Project “Issues Facing Planetary Health and the Role of the Health Sector” (May 10, 2023)
- [Research Report] Survey of Japanese Physicians Regarding Climate Change and Health (December 3, 2023)
- [Announcement] HGPI Joins Global Green and Healthy Hospitals (August 1, 2023)
- [Research Report] The Public Opinion Survey on Child-Rearing in Modern Japan (Final Report) (March 4, 2022)
Featured Posts
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2025-12-11
[Event Report] Core Components of Universal Health Coverage (UHC): Achieving “Healthcare Without Financial Hardship” in Asia-Pacific and Japan (December 5, 2025)
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2025-12-12
[Registration Open] Meaningful Involvement Promotion Project Urgent Symposium “The New Takaichi Administration and Central Social Insurance Medical Council Reform – Ensuring Patients’ Voices are Heard” (January 22, 2026)
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2025-12-12
[Registration Open] (Webinar) The 140th HGPI Seminar “Early Detection to Reduce COPD Disease Burden: Connecting Clinical Frontiers with Health Policy” (January 27, 2026)
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2026-01-09
[Registration Open] (Hybrid Format) Dementia Project FY2025 Initiative Concluding Symposium “The Future of Dementia Policy Surrounding Families and Others Who Care for People with Dementia” (March 9, 2026)



