Achieving Shared & Sustainable Prosperity
These programs look at policy ideas and research from across Harvard on a broad set of economic considerations, including macroeconomic factors, economic inequality, financial stability, health care delivery, sustainability science, education and more.
Sustainability Science Program
The Sustainability Science Program at the Harvard Kennedy School Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government brings together leading experts to foster innovative solutions for sustainable development.
Education Policy Program
The mission of the Education Policy Program is to capitalize on major ideas and best principles from both business and government, and to enhance education innovations and performance in the United States.
Global Food Systems Program
The Global Food Systems Program focuses on securing a stable, affordable supply of healthy food while reducing the environmental footprint of food production, processing, and distribution.
GrowthPolicy
Growthpolicy is an interdisciplinary research portal featuring academic papers, commentary, media and more from across Harvard on issues related to Shared Sustainable Economic Prosperity.
Financial Sector Program
The Financial Sector Program focuses on the development of financial institutions, their products and delivery systems, the markets in which they function, and the regulatory regimes under which they operate.
Technology, Innovation and Regulation
This program investigates business models of digital technology companies and facilitates development of new regulatory policy frameworks to address the most prominent challenges of our time.
HKS Healthcare Policy Program
The mission of the HKS Healthcare Policy Program is discovering solutions and providing leadership for unprecedented problems in healthcare.
Program on Science, Technology and Society
The Program on Science, Technology and Society is dedicated to enhancing the quality of research, education, and public debate on the role of science and technology in contemporary societies.
The Project on Workforce
The Project on Workforce produces basic and applied research at the intersection of the education and labor markets for leaders in business, education, and policy.
Regulation, Energy, Environment & Technology
Energy, the environment and climate change are existential issues for the 21st century. These programs explore how solutions begin through policy changes, correct incentives, encouragement of new technologies, and creation sustainable systems.
Harvard Climate Internship Program
The Harvard Climate Internship Program (HCIP) is a university-wide program supporting graduate students who work in a climate policy-oriented summer internship.
Harvard Environmental Economics Program
HEEP is a university-wide initiative addressing today’s complex environmental challenges and is based at Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government.
Digital Assets Policy Project
The Digital Assets Policy Project explores how digital asset innovation may disrupt traditional industries and reshape markets.
Project on Climate Agreements
The Harvard Project on Climate Agreements identifies and communicates scientifically sound, economically sensible, and politically pragmatic public policy options for addressing global climate change.
China, Asia and the Global Economic System
The global economy is interlinked though trillions of dollars in trade and investment, with China playing an increasingly important role. The programs explore what policies and systems ensure the greatest balance between security, resilience, efficiency, and fairness.
Rising Chinese Economic Power
By some measures China has overtaken the United States as the world’s largest economy and could be on a path to do the same in information technology, artificial intelligence and biotech. How should the U.S. respond?
Trade and Negotiations Program
The Trade and Negotiations Program focuses on the dynamics of international trade negotiations in multilateral, regional, and bilateral forums; on problems of global governance.
Kansai Keizai Doyukai Program
The Kansai Keizai Doyukai is an organization comprised of leading corporations in the Osaka region of Japan with a common desire to contribute to the reconstruction of the Japanese economy.
Exploring Capitalism and the Role of the Corporation
Market capitalism is at the core of America’s economic success, but it is also blamed for many of society’s ills. These programs explore how we secure competitive markets and bolster the best aspects of capitalism, while protecting against its excesses.
Senior Fellows Programs
M-RCBG has a robust fellowship program that spans our different research programs and focus areas.