Prizepapers is a German-British project based at the Göttingen Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Lower Saxony, Germany, the University of Oldenburg, and The National Archives, UK. With a funding period from 2018 to 2037, the project aims to digitize and organize the Prize Papers, a collection of records documenting daily life during the time of European Expansion, Colonialism, and Resistance. The project also collaborates with international researchers and research institutions, pursuing various research projects related to the Prize Papers. Their portal development reflects continuous engagement with developments in the field of Digital Humanities.

The Prize Papers Project's work involves the preservation and cataloging of the collection's material, creation of research-oriented metadata, and the presentation of digital copies and metadata on an open access research database. With a focus on historical research, the project also showcases the Prize Papers collection through online exhibitions, podcasts, and articles. This comprehensive approach ensures the preservation and accessibility of these historically significant documents for researchers and the public.