Guest post – rethinking open access policy in development research: reflections on the INASP policy paper

INASP is pleased to welcome a guest blog in response to our recent policy paper a review of open access...

Rethinking open access policies: a turning point for development research funders

Open Access was supposed to level the playing field—removing knowledge paywalls, unlocking opportunities for reuse, and democratizing research. Yet the...

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Rising Scholars supports a new generation of researchers in the Global South

In March 2025, INASP relaunched one of its largest bodies of work. AuthorAID, a community platform for and driven by...

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The future of scientific publishing must be bolder – and has to include the Global South

This week, the Royal Society convened global leaders in scientific publishing in London to explore the current landscape, anticipate future...

A wide view of the tenth multi-stakeholder forum on science, technology and innovation for the Sustainable Development Goals on the theme: "Advancing sustainable, inclusive and evidence-based, science and technology solutions and innovations for the 2030 Agenda and its SDGs for leaving no one behind".

The future of open access publishing for global development: insights from the UN Science Technology and Innovation Forum 2025

Imagine being a scientist in an African university, eager to tackle pressing issues like malaria or food security, only to...

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Global Development Through Enabling Systems: Prioritising Global Research Publishing Reform

By Alice Chadwick El-Ali and Tom Drake  If we are entering a new era of low-volume aid financing, prioritising support...

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