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Preprints and the Global South

Preprints and the wider open science landscape has made great strides over the past decade. Preprint adoption has grown to 12% of the biomedical literature and preprint peer review is on the rise. Institutions and funders are increasingly recognising and supporting preprints. However, this is only the situation in the Global North. In the Global South, preprints are still heavily underutilised with large issues existing around awareness. Additionally, the voices and specific concerns and challenges within the Global South are too often not listened to by the Global North. In this community call, we will hear from researchers based in India and Africa about their experiences with preprints. Following this there will be a Q&A and discussion on how we can provide greater equity to the preprint landscape. Feedback for ASAPbio community sessions: https://bit.ly/ASAPbio-community-feed... Timestamps: Intro - 00:00:00 Preprints in Africa - 00:01:28 Africa in the Global context - 00:02:07 Publisher influence on preprint adoption - 00:05:35 Reasons for low preprint adoption in Africa - 00:08:14 Conspiracy theory - 00:12:51 Efforts to enhace preprint adoption in Africa - 00:14:06 Preprints and the Global South - Binay - 00:16:46 Preprints and their benefits - 00:18:45 Traditional publication delays dissemination - 00:22:50 Global inequality in preprint submission - 00:24:27 Preprints & India - 00:27:05 Global perceptions of preprints - 00:29:49 Three pillars of open science - 00:39:18 Preprint peer review - 00:43:00