The FIPA's structure has evolved into one in which key policy units known as
"Task Forces" form its foundation.

The number and focus of the units that make up the FIPA vary over time, depending upon where we believe the most pressing public policy issues lie and (among them) where we can best make some valuable contribution with the limited resources at our disposal.

From time to time (and funds permitting) we undertake 'Special Projects' in other areas not covered by our existing core units---

The Public Policy Forums & Roundtables bring together small groups of leaders, experts, and opinion-makers to explore ways of dealing more effectively with complex issues facing society. Projects incorporate fact-finding, informal consultation, structured meetings, outreach, and follow-up, and typically extend over several months. They center on state-of-the-art knowledge from both the practical and academic worlds, and stress concrete results.

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