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African Journals Initiative (Pluto Journals & African Books Collective)

A resource program from The Pluto Educational Trust

This is not a grant

The Pluto Educational Trust provides donated goods or services here, not funding. Nonprofits receive items or support directly rather than money, so there is no award to spend. If you're looking for cash funding, this program won't provide it.

Application deadline
annual_cycle
Geographic focus
Africa · International (global discoverability & library support)

About this program

A three-year pilot programme to support no-fee (diamond) open access social science and humanities journals based at African universities. Activities include promoting visibility and discoverability, indexing support, submission systems, annual impact reports, and mobilisation of financial support from libraries/consortia. Works directly with a cohort of journals each year (six journals in year 1) and welcomes expressions of interest from other African social science journals.

Academic journal publishingOpen accessDiscoverability and indexingCapacity building for African journals

Who can apply

Established African journals in the social sciences and humanities, particularly no-fee (diamond) open access titles. Selection guided by an advisory board; expressions of interest accepted.

How to request support

Request support on the funder's site

We last checked this link on June 4, 2026.

About the organization
The Pluto Educational Trust · London, United Kingdom
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