RPI (Research, Public Interest)

RPI, or Research and Public Interest, refers to the systematic study and analysis of issues that are important to society. This involves collecting data, examining trends, and drawing conclusions to address public concerns. RPI informs policies and practices that affect communities by prioritizing social welfare, health, environment, and education. Researchers involved in RPI often collaborate with government, non-profits, and the public to ensure that findings are relevant and beneficial, ultimately promoting informed decision-making and improving quality of life for individuals and groups.