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Register with GDNet
Enjoy free access to a range of online services
GDNet members who meet certain eligibility criteria have free access to:
- Over 1,000 academic online journals from JSTOR including business, sciences and arts collections.
- Full-text articles from more than 400 humanities and social sciences journals from Project MUSE.
- Document delivery by post or email of journal articles and parts of books held by the British Library of Development Studies.
- The fortnightly Funding Opportunities Newsletter drawing on the Community of Science database, the most comprehensive collection of funding opportunities in the world.
- The Data Initiative – including access to the World Bank's Global Development Finance (GDF) & World Development Indicators (WDI) database.
How to become a member
Complete the registration form below and submit a recent publication for inclusion in the GDNet Knowledgebase. Your profile will then appear in our online database of researchers and in our Thematic and Regional Windows. Find out more about becoming a GDNet member. Are you eligible?
Most researchers and doctoral students based in research organizations in developing and transition countries are eligible to access GDNet’s online services. To access the BLDS Document Delivery service your research organization will also need to be registered with GDNet. Read our Acceptance Policy for more details.
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