"Global interest in funds to support journalism is on the rise, as governments and journalists seek ways to support quality information even as the business model has become more difficult. Some countries, including those in Northern Europe and the European Union, have been using these journalism funds for years, while others are just starting to consider how to set them up. In this policy brief, we examine government funds that support journalism in the funders’ country (not development aid). We summarise the existing literature, describe how such funds are designed and allocated, provide examples from around the world, and close with recommendations on setting up journalism funds to support quality news." (Abstract)