The Fundación para el Progreso ("Foundation for Progress", FPP) is a Chilean libertarian think tank.

[3][4] Founded in 2012, its chief financial officer is Nicolás Ibáñez Scott,[5] and its executive director is political scientist Axel Kaiser.

[6][7] The FPP's activity coincides with the concept of an "advocacy center",[8] created by scholars such as James McGann, Diane Stone and Thomas Medvetz.

According to some pundits, the think tank increased its influence after the re-election of Sebastián Piñera to the Chilean presidency in 2018.

[13][14][13][15][16][6][17][18] The FPP defended the continuity of the government in the midst of the 2019−2020 social crisis in the country.