Information material for Madagascar NGO (3)
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Dear Andrej Taylor,
You may find it useful to have a copy of the INASP-Health Directory
1999. If you would like a copy, please let me know.
I would also recommend Healthlink Worldwide's (formerly AHRTAG) list-
ing, 'Free International Newsletters':
mailto:info@healthlink.org.uk
Best wishes,
Dr Neil Pakenham-Walsh
Programme Manager, INASP-Health
International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications
27 Park End Street
Oxford OX1 1HU, UK
Tel: +44-1865-249-909
Fax: +44-1865-251-060
Email (Health): 101374.3615@compuserve.com
Email (general): inasp@gn.apc.org
http://www.oneworld.org/inasp/
INASP-Health is a co-operative network to support the activities of
health information providers in developing countries. Participation is
free of charge and without obligation.
INASP-Health Directory 1999
Providing access to reliable information for health workers in develop-
ing countries is potentially the single most cost-effective and achiev-
able strategy for sustainable improvement in health care.
The INASP-Health Directory aims to facilitate this process by describ-
ing the range of international programmes working to increase the
availability of appropriate, reliable, low-cost information in develop-
ing countries and countries in transition. Intended for use as a refer-
ence and networking tool for all those with an interest in health in-
formation provision, the Directory includes sections on:
- organisations that support book and library development;
- providers of free or low-cost information;
- professional associations and institutions;
- distribution programmes;
- funding agencies.
About INASP: Established in 1992, by the International Council for Sci-
ence (ICSU), INASP is a co-operative network of partners whose aim is
to improve worldwide access to information. In particular its mission
is to improve the flow of information within and between countries, es-
pecially those with less developed systems of publication and dissemi-
nation. The Network's principal objectives are:
(1) to map, support, promote and strengthen existing programmes in-
volved in the local publication, distribution, access and exchange
of books, journals and related materials;
(2) to encourage and support new initiatives that will increase local
publication and general access to quality scientific literature;
and
(3) to identify methods that will permit the ongoing and sustainable
exchange and distribution of scientific publications.
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