Electronic Journal Publishing: A Reader Version 2.0

Published by INASP, 2001

©INASP 2001

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8.3 WHERE TO GO FOR HELP

Janet Hussein

The ball is in your court! There are a number of agencies and organisations keen to hear ideas from editors/publishers in developing countries. If you are thinking about trying to get your journal online - then put a proposal together and approach one of the following organisations for help.

Type of Help	Organisation to approach
General information and advice on EJP Information and possible application for inclusion in AJOL (African Journals Online) Possible assistance in project development (submit ideas)	International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications (INASP) 27 Park End Street, Oxford,OX1 1HU UK Email: inasp@inasp.info Phone : 44 (0) 20 8997 3274 Fax : 44 (0) 20 8810 9795
Advice on electronic publishing in the field of biosciences and possible application for inclusion in Bioline	Electronic Publishing Trust for Development Stainfield House, Stainfield Bourne Lincs PE10 ORS, UK Email: ept@biostrat.demon.co.uk Phone : 44 (0) 1778 570618 Fax: 44 (0) 1778 570175 http://www.bdt.org.br/bioline/
Information/help on Latin American and Caribbean Journals	SciELO BIREME/PAHO/WHO Rua Botucatu, 862 04023-901 São Paulo SP Brazil Email: scielo@bireme.br
Possible funding for projects (UK) e.g digitisation	JISC (Joint Information Systems Committee) Email: assist@jisc.ac.uk
Possible funding (training and education in publishing)	Paul Hamlyn Foundation Initial enquiries by email to aira@phf.og.uk

This table needs further input, especially with regard to electronic publishing programmes/resource persons and agencies in developing countries. Please send any pertinent details to husseiny@internet.co.zw for inclusion.