Research links high prevalence of anaemia among Nepalese girls to malnutrition
Anaemia is a global health problem, particularly in developing countries. According to the World Health Organization, about 40% of the...
How does access to research literature support international development and achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals?
The Publishers for Development 2016 (PfD) conferences will highlight and tell stories about the importance and impact of access to...
Fuel consumption and emissions in Nepalese capital could be reduced by almost half with slight changes in transport policy
A recent research article published in the journal ‘Hydro Nepal: Journal of Water, Energy and Environment’ has shown that fuel...
Weekly Highlights from INASP – 7 April 2016
Highlights from across INASP's work from last week, including new Learning, Reflections and Innovation documents, a new AuthorAID online course and a training of trainers course with INASP staff, partners and associates.
Articles on gender issues from Journals Online platforms in honour of International Women’s Day
Today is International Women’s Day; to celebrate we thought we would draw attention to some of the recent articles available through our Journals Online platforms highlighting gendered issues from around the world.
INASP survey of Bangladesh publishers provides learning points on practices, trends and challenges
A recent INASP survey of Bangladesh’s publishing sector provided key learning points that are informing current and future projects and activities in...