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GARC is an international research center advancing autism research, evidence, data, policy intelligence, knowledge translation and scientific collaboration.

GARC operates as a research-led knowledge institution. Its work spans evidence synthesis, data intelligence, policy research, evaluation, scientific collaboration and research infrastructure.
Autism-related decisions, policies and practices increasingly informed by rigorous evidence, inclusive research and accessible knowledge.
Advance and translate autism research through evidence, data intelligence, collaboration and institutional research services.
GARC is a research and knowledge institution. Unless separately authorized and explicitly stated, it does not provide diagnosis, treatment, medical care, psychotherapy or prescribing.
The legal and institutional reference for GARC, its governance, leadership, research integrity and publication standards.
View pageInstitutionScientific integrity, responsible governance, ethical research, data stewardship and quality improvement guide the center’s development.
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View pageThe center links a research question to evidence, a usable knowledge format and a decision context.
Define questions and methods before claiming findings or impact.
Learn across countries while recognizing differences in language, systems and data.
GARC is a specialized research center in the group’s institutional architecture; scientific questions remain domain specific.
Overview of GARC’s institutional model, research priorities, governance and services.
Download PDFGARC brings together international leadership and multidisciplinary expertise across research strategy, autism-sector leadership, global health, health systems, institutional development, and international collaboration.
Leadership & Advisory BoardGARC brings together international leadership and multidisciplinary expertise across research strategy, autism-sector leadership, global health, health systems, institutional development, and international collaboration.
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