A group of graduate students presented the results of scientific projects devoted to pressing issues of government policy. The research topics covered healthcare, social welfare, and climate risk management. The work was carried out with methodological support from industry supervisors from GAD (Government Actuary's Department), who consulted with students at all stages of project preparation. This collaboration format enabled participants to apply academic knowledge to real challenges facing government institutions. Upon completion, students presented their findings and recommendations, which could be useful in developing policy decisions in the respective areas. Organizers noted that such partnerships between educational institutions and specialized agencies contribute to training specialists capable of applying research skills to solve practical challenges in public administration. The project is considered part of a broader program of interaction between academia and the public sector, aimed at strengthening human resources in the field of public policy analysis.