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NUANCE : February Issue / numéro de février
The Newsletter of the UbuntuNet Alliance : Network, Collaboration, Education ( NUANCE ) has items of interest to African librarians and network users in its February issue. The AGM of the Alliance will be held at Protea Hotel, Entebbe in … Continue reading
Posted in Information resources, Partnerships, Technology
Tagged E-Resources, internet access, Kenya, Malawi, networking, UbuntuNet, Uganda
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University of Nairobi Open Access Policy
Agatha Kabagu, Deputy University Librarian of the University of Nairobi Library, has written an article ” Enhancing the visibility and accessibility of research “. This discusses strategic planning, capacity building and collaboration at a national level, all of which proved … Continue reading
Project for open access policies in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda
SPIDER -“Open access: knowledge sharing and sustainable scholarly communication in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda” is a new EIFL regional project funded by Spider, the Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions … The aim of the project is to raise visbility … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Information resources, Projects, Technology
Tagged EIFL, Kenya, open access policies, open access repositories, Tanzania, Uganda
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Integrating palliative care into the health systems in Sub Saharan Africa
The University of Edinburgh, the African Palliative Care Association (APCA) and Makerere University Palliative Care Unit are working in partnership to strengthen current palliative care programmes in Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia. Guided by the Ministry of Health in each … Continue reading
DSpace Open Access repository development in Africa: Kenya, Malawi
PART TWO: Kenya, Malawi This is the second of a five-part series that looks at Open Access repository development in twelve African countries in celebration of Open Access Week Oct. 24-30, 2011. The first part (Botswana, Ethiopia and Ghana) may … Continue reading
Posted in Information resources, Libraries of the Future, Projects
Tagged Africa, development, DSpace, Kenya, Malawi, Open Access, repository
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Aga Khan University Hospital Library, Nairobi
Congratulations to the library of Aga Khan University Hospital , Nairobi, for winning one of the $500 ( US ) grants from INASP (the International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications ) for promotional … Continue reading
E-Health Corners Contribute to Community Health
Health workers are making good use of the Kenya National Library Service’s e-health corners for research and study and to seek information about treatment of illnesses. The e-health corners – dedicated space where health workers can use the internet to … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Information resources, Libraries
Tagged African public libraries, E-Resources, EIFL, Kenya
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Institutional Repositories for Open Access
INASP ( International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications ) newsletter no. 47 is now available online. INASP website and follow the links. It contains articles about institutional repositories for open access in both Kenya and Ghana. Also developments … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Information resources, Partnerships
Tagged Ghana, institutional repositories, Kenya, Open Access, Uganda
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Health information hubs in Kenya
The Kenya National Library Service has been working with Book Aid International to provide ‘health corners’ in public libraries in 15 towns and cities. Over the three years of their operation 30 librarians have been trained. The Embu Provincial Library … Continue reading
Innovations in libraries to be funded by the Elsevier Foundation
There are two projects out of five set to go in Africa. Further details are available from their website. Collaboration for evidence based healthcare The Royal Tropical Institute in the Netherlands (the central partner in the Collaboration for Evidence Based … Continue reading
Posted in Grants, Information resources, Librarian Training, Projects
Tagged Association of Vision Science Librarians, Burundi, Collaboration for Evidence Based Healthcare in Africa, Egypt, Elsevier Fondation, Ethiopia, Evidence based health care, Eye doctors, Innovative libraries, Kenya, Kilimanjaro Centre for Community Opthalmology, Malawi, ophthalmology, resource centres, Royal Tropical Institute, Rwanda, Seva Foundation, Tanzania, Uganda, Zimbabwe
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