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Research4Life greatly expands peer reviewed research available to developing world
Research4Life partners announced today that the content available through its collaborative public-private partnership has dramatically increased since 2011 to reach 17,000 peer reviewed scientific journals, books and databases. Research4Life provides over 6,000 institutions in more than 100 developing countries with free or low cost access to peer-reviewed online content from the world’s leading scientific, technical and medical publishers.
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Stories From the Field: How Access to Scientific Literature is Improving the Livelihoods of Communities Around the World - 2011
To celebrate Research4Life’s 10th anniversary in 2011, we asked users to share with us how HINARI, AGORA or OARE has improved their work, life and community. We received 60 entries from countries in all five continents which revealed a wealth of positive impacts brought about by Research4Life. This book celebrates these stories.
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Beyond the 2015 Horizon: Research4Life’s Strategic Plan - 2011
Beyond the 2015 Horizon, Research4Life’s latest strategic plan, was published in 2011 and has built its content and structure from the findings and recommendations of detailed external reviews conducted during the previous year. The document outlines the five strategic goals behind the strategy and also summarizes the basic information behind Research4Life.
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Elsevier Offers 950 New Health Titles to Research4Life
October 12, 2011 - Leading health sciences publisher makes key Mosby, Saunders, Churchill Livingstone electronic titles freely available through UN developing world research access program
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WIPO’S ARDI Research for Innovation Programme joins Research4Life
13 October 2011 -The Research4Life partnership, which enables free or low cost online access in the developing world to vital scientific research, is joined today by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), making its ARDI (Access to Research for Development and Innovation) programme the fourth programme in the partnership. Launched in 2009, ARDI was developed together with 12 major scientific and technical publishers in close cooperation with the Research4Life programmes
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