About the Journal

The African Journal for Policy Briefs (AfriJPBs) is a monthly, peer-reviewed, and indexed scholarly publication focused on providing high-quality policy briefs for policymakers, researchers, practitioners, and scholars in Africa. The journal serves as a platform for exchanging experiences and debating key policy issues across the continent.

Aims and Scope

The African Journal for Policy Briefs (AfriJPBs) is dedicated to providing African policymakers and other stakeholders with evidence-based policy recommendations relevant to African issues, such as climate change, poverty, health, and education. AfriJPBs aims to bridge the gap between research and practice by creating high-quality, practical, and accessible briefs that inform policy formulation and implementation across the continent. 

• Focus on African Issues: The journal specifically addresses contemporary challenges faced by Africa, including but not limited to, climate change, gender inequality, migration, and development. 

• Evidence-Based Approach: The African Journal for Policy Briefs (AfriJPBs) papers are grounded in high-quality research and evidence, ensuring that recommendations are robust and reliable. 

• Practical Recommendations: The African Journal for Policy Briefs (AfriJPBs) offers actionable solutions and policy options that African policymakers can readily implement. 

• Accessibility: The African Journal for Policy Briefs (AfriJPBs) presents complex research findings in a clear, concise, and non-specialized format, making them understandable to a broad audience. 

• Diverse Topics: AfriJPBs’ contents span various fields, including environmental degradation, health, educational disparities, and the application of scientific research. 

• Bridging Research and Policy: The African Journal for Policy Briefs translates research into tangible policy actions, thereby improving policy outcomes and development interventions in Africa.