The Sub-Saharan Journal of Public Policy is a quarterly, double-blind peer-reviewed journal publishing research on public policy and governance in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Scope:

• Public policy formulation, implementation and evaluation

• Public administration and public-sector management

• Governance and institutional reform

• Leadership, ethics and accountability

• Civic education, citizenship and democratic participation

• Devolution, decentralisation and local government

• Public finance, budgeting and service delivery

• Digital governance and administrative innovation

• Development planning and social policy

• Monitoring, evaluation and sustainable development

The journal welcomes interdisciplinary and policy-relevant contributions that strengthen public institutions, improve governance and support evidence-based decision-making across Sub-Saharan Africa.