Project MUSE and Developing Countries

MUSE pricing is tiered based on the World Bank World Development Indicators, recognizing the unique needs of libraries in economically disadvantaged countries. In addition, Project MUSE participates in INASP, a program that works to make book and journal content more widely available to libraries in developing countries. This organization helps MUSE's mission-driven publishers reach new audiences with their content in places they might not be able to reach on their own. For Project MUSE, the focus with INASP is the low-income countries of sub-Saharan Africa and Central America, although INASP's membership is much broader than just these two regions.

A variety of book products, journal products, and #other products are currently offered for international academic libraries (outside of the USA and Canada).