Our Publications

INASP publishes a wide variety of resources, most of which are available to download, free of charge. You can view the full list below or navigate via publication or audience type on the left hand menu. We publish books, case studies research reports and programme reviews.

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Featured Publications - Librarian

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The Winning Formula This case study examines the development and success of the Kenya Library and Information Services Consortium (KLISC). (2009)
The Zimbabwean Institutional Repositories Facilitators and barriers to implementation. This paper reports research addressing some of the particular challenges that universities in Zimbabwe are facing in establishing Institutional Repositories (IRs).
Towards the Digital Library This report presents the results of a survey of the current status of digital libraries in sub-Saharan Anglophone Africa, so as to draw conclusions on where future developments and investments might be made, and what can be learnt from the implementation of digital libraries within the continent. (2005)
Towards the Digital Library in Africa (Infobrief 5) In 2004 INASP commissioned a survey of the current status of library digitisation in sub-Saharan Anglophone Africa, so as to draw conclusions on where future developments and investments might be made, and what can be learnt from the implementation of digitisation within the continent. (2005)
Uncovering Hidden Gems The case study looks at the development and progress of the Journals Online (JOL) programme since its initial development in 1998 to the end of 2009. (2009)
User Information Literacy: Case studies from university library programmes in the SCANUL-ECS region Edited by Elizabeth Kiondo and Jangawe Msuya. This book analyses information literacy programmes in university libraries and provides the impetus for further development of such programmes. In print only. (2005)
Why Re-invent the Wheel? Sustainable development through sponsorship and network-based training. Part of a series on training methodologies. (2010)

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