How AuthorAID offers you the chance to be a mentor

22 December, 2014 Julie Walker

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In an article published on the Wiley Exchanges blog last week, INASP’s AuthorAID director Julie Walker explains the AuthorAID mentoring process...

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“Evidence-informed policy making is still a very new concept for a lot of policy makers in Zimbabwe”

9 December, 2014 INASP

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Evidence for policy

In an interview with Research to Action, Ronald Munatsi, Director of the Zimbabwe Evidence-Informed Policy Network (ZeipNet) discusses the role...

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Bringing African research out of the shadows – Part 3

8 December, 2014 INASP

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Information access, Research communication

In the third and final blog in this series, Miriam Conteh-Morgan, Head Librarian, Institute of Public Administration and Management, University...

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A Q&A with Sue Corbett, Executive Director of INASP, part II

3 December, 2014 Sue Corbett

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General

Last week, the Wiley Exchanges blog posted two interviews with INASP’s Executive Director Sue Corbett. We share those interviews in...

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Putting research knowledge at the center of development: a Q&A with Sue Corbett of INASP, Part I

3 December, 2014 Sue Corbett

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Last week, the Wiley Exchanges blog posted two interviews with INASP’s Executive Director Sue Corbett. We share those interviews in...

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JOLs platforms provide gateway to Southern HIV/AIDS research – part 4: Living with HIV/AIDS

1 December, 2014 Andy Nobes

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Academic publishing

On World AIDS Day, Andy Nobes takes a look at some recent research into HIV/AIDS from Southern researchers Today is...

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