Redalyc

Mexico

Science & ResearchEducation

Network or umbrellaFounded 2003International reach

Profile last updated: May 7, 2026

About

Founded in 2003, Redalyc is a non-profit network based in Mexico working on science & research, education.

Redalyc (Sistema de Información Científica Redalyc, Red de Revistas Científicas) is a non-profit open-access indexing system and network of scientific journals owned by the academic community. It was founded in 2003 as an academic project of the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México and originally focused on social sciences and humanities journals in Latin America. It now indexes quality-certified, non-commercial open-access journals from any region, provides tools such as the Marcalyc XML JATS marking system and indicators for journals, countries and institutions, and runs thematic semantic collections. Redalyc works to make science a common public good, free to read and free to publish, with no fees for authors or readers.

Location

Mexico

Founded

2003

Organisation type

Network or umbrella

Focus areas

open accessscientific publishingjournal indexingacademic publishingXML JATSscholarly communication

Languages

ESPTEN

Causes & programmes

Causes

Science & ResearchEducation

How they work

Capacity buildingResearchAwareness & education

Programmes

Colección Fin de la Pobreza

Poverty & Hunger

Semantic collection of open-access scientific articles on poverty, built from the Redalyc database.

Colección de Educación de Calidad

Education

Collection of open-access scientific content on education quality, learning and the right to education.

Colección de Paz, Justicia e Instituciones Sólidas

Peace & Conflict

Collection of open-access scientific content on peace, justice, freedom of expression and civil society.

Colección Acción por el Clima

Environment & Climate

Collection of open-access scientific content on climate change and environmental deterioration.

Colección de Ciudades y Comunidades Sostenibles

Community development

Collection of open-access scientific content on cities, communities and sustainable development.

Colección Hambre Cero

Poverty & Hunger

Collection of open-access scientific content on hunger, nutrition and food aid.

Colección de Reducción de las Desigualdades

Human rights

Collection of open-access scientific content on gender, discrimination, social inequality and multiculturalism.

Colección Conocimiento Ancestral

Other

Collection of open-access scientific content on indigenous knowledge, cultures and native languages.

Countries of operation

MexicoSpainPortugal

UN Sustainable Development Goals

SDG 1 No povertySDG 2 Zero hungerSDG 4 Quality educationSDG 10 Reduced inequalitiesSDG 11 Sustainable cities and communitiesSDG 13 Climate actionSDG 16 Peace justice and strong institutions