Tag: SDG10

Hawassa University in Ethiopia is advancing agricultural research and education through Research4Life, This access is supporting both academic growth and community outreach, as students and faculty apply their research to improve agricultural practices and promote sustainable development.

Research4Life, in partnership with DOAJ and ASSAf, has been championing open access and best practices in scholarly publishing through a series of impactful workshops tailored for a global audience.

At the STM Reception in Frankfurt, Germany, key publishing leaders reaffirmed their commitment to bridging the knowledge gap between high-income and low-income countries.

When the war in Ukraine began, Research4Life waived fees to ensure Ukrainian institutions had uninterrupted access to essential research resources until the end of 2024. Ukrainian users share how this support has helped during the crisis.

In a major milestone for Bhutan’s medical community, the Bhutan Health Journal (BHJ) has been indexed in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and Scopus, significantly boosting its global visibility and credibility. Explore how collaboration between local and international experts has fuelled the journal's success and how it is shaping the understanding of Bhutan's health research.

Libraries play a crucial role in supporting researchers with the resources they need. Learn more about this in our latest blog post.

Our vision for 2030 is to increase participation of researchers from underrepresented regions in both research output and decision-making processes. Find out the best practices for decolonising research and ensuring inclusive projects to achieve a more equitable distribution of knowledge.

ASCE has partnered with Research4Life to foster inclusive growth and development in the field of civil engineering. ASCE content is available for free to users in many Research4Life countries.

Read the latest report about our Country Connectors' work to heighten awareness about Research4Life resources and improve the research quality and quantity in lower income countries.

The Research4Life Equity Committee aims to increase representation and participation of researchers from low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) in the research landscape.

Récemment nommée Chevalier de l'Ordre des Palmes Académiques par le Ministère de l'Enseignement Supérieur, de la Recherche et de l'Innovation du Burkina Faso, Kambou Kadio Kabou n'est pas seulement une experte en sciences de l'information mais aussi une source d'inspiration. En tant que représentante des utilisateurs de Research4Life pour les pays du groupe A, son parcours illustre un dévouement inébranlable à l'amélioration de la participation au partage des connaissances scientifiques dans les pays à revenu faible et intermédiaire.

Researchers in LMICs face numerous challenges including biases and limited roles in the global research community. Here we highlight solutions to disrupt the norm, dismantle systemic barriers and level the playing field for a more equitable research ecosystem.