Our Publications

We publish a wide variety of resources, most of which are available full text online. You can view the full list below or navigate via publication or audience type on the left hand menu. Among our publications you will find: 

  • Books which we frequently co-publish with partners (see Books). Details of all our publications can be found below
  • short informative articles with recommendations and outcomes (see Case Studies and Infobriefs); 
  • organisation and programme reports (under Reviews and Reports)
  • reports based on original research undertaken as part of our programmes and other activities (see Research Reports)

We also publish a triannual INASP newsletter of original articles, alerts and news items: to find out more, or to read it online, go to the Newsletter page.

Featured Publications - Case Studies

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BanglaJOL and the JSR: My experience with the online system The Editor-in-Chief of Bangladesh's Journal of Scientific Research (JSR) describes his experience in working with BanglaJOL and the Open Journals System (OJS). (September 2009)
Building a Research Culture: Pakistan's National Digital Library Programme Pakistan’s National Digital Library Programme (NDLP) was introduced in 2003 as part of the Higher Education Commission’s (HEC) mission to build and strengthen research culture in Pakistan. Since its inception, the NDLP has had an impressive impact on the country’s research output and accessibility. (July 2009)
Building from the Bottom Up: Developing and sustaining the Bangladesh INASP-PERii Consortium (BIPC) This case study looks at the development, successes, challenges and next steps for the Bangladesh INASP-PERii Consortium (BIPC). (March 2009)
Ideas on the Move: Weighing up the benefits of INASP’s cascading training methodology Part of a series on training methodologies, this case study examines the cascading methodology. (June 2010)
If You Know Where to Look: Improving usage of electronic resources at Daystar University Daystar University's training and awareness workshops designed to increase usage of available resources. (September 2009)
Like a Frog in a Well: The story of a Librarian in Nepal This case study examines the impact workshops and networks can have on rural areas and smaller population centres. (August 2009)
My Journey: From workshop attendee to travelling facilitator Wisdom Machacha's journey from attending INASP workshops to proposing, organising and facilitating his own. (July 2009)
New Skills Bring New Opportunities: A reflection on the information literacy programme at the University of Zimbabwe This case study examines the integration of an information literacy programme at the University of Zimbabwe. (June 2010)
Small Grants, Big Rewards: The first two years of INASP's small grants programme In its first two years, INASP’s small grants scheme has grown to support well over one hundred training events in developing countries across the globe. Thanks to local leadership, the scheme has reached beyond the usual audiences and centres of excellence to raise awareness of – and foster expertise in – many areas of communication and publishing. (August 2009)
The Right Tools for the Job: The value of the MEERU workshops The Monitoring and Evaluation of Electronic Resource Usage (MEERU)workshops, originally introduced in 2006, were updated, translated and re-launched in 2009 to great success. (March 2010)

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