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Great Plains Public Policy Institute
| Great Plains Public Policy Institute | |
| Basic facts | |
| Location: | Sioux Falls, South Dakota |
| Type: | 501(c)(3) |
| Top official: | Ron Williamson, president |
| Website: | Official website |
The Great Plains Public Policy Institute (GPPPI), a 501(c)(3), is a nonprofit public policy and educational organization in South Dakota. GPPPI "brings free enterprise and alternative ideas to bear on the most difficult issues facing South Dakota and the nation."[1]
The Institute's mission "is to formulate and promote free enterprise solutions to public policy problems based on the principles of individual responsibility, limited government, privatization and traditional American values."[2]
Research
Policy centers
GPPPI is organized around three main policy centers:[2]
- Center of Enterprise & Opportunity (CEO) - "Recommendations for eliminating governmental, regulatory and political barriers to entrepreneurial initiative and free trade."
- Center for Environmental & Regulatory Reform (CERR) - "To promote the approach to environmental issues that emphasizes markets, property rights and individual incentives as a strategy for safeguarding the environment."
- Center for Education Reform (CEF)- To explore and promote education reform strategies.
Transparency projects
"SD Open Book"
SD Open Book is a project of GPPPI that "is focused on providing information about how the government of South Dakota spends taxpayer dollars and conducts public business."[3] It features categories on economy, education, local government, state government and taxes and spending.
Recent news
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External links
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