How partnering with INASP supported our work to improve evidence use in Zimbabwe

31 May, 2016 Guest Contributor

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Evidence for policy, General, Information access

Ron Munatsi, Programme Manager at the Zimbabwe Evidence Informed Policy Network (ZeipNET), reflects on some of INASP’s work to support...

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Innovation grants at INASP: working across teams to increase use of online research literature

2 November, 2015 Anne Powell

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Evidence for policy, Information access, Research communication

In the recently announced “Innovation grant for using online research literature” we have been able to bring the various components...

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Why we need to take a collective action approach to research capacity building

24 August, 2015 Jonathan Harle

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Evidence for policy, General, Information access

Sometimes it feels hard to keep afloat in the tide of thinking and debate about development – what to do,...

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“Digital development” – the last 100 metres

13 August, 2015 Jonathan Harle

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Information access

Tech-solutionism is fairly common in the development sector; we regularly hear that a new widget or (increasingly) the latest app...

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Training supports libraries to monitor use of e-resources

13 August, 2015 Veronika Schaeffler

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Information access

Veronika Schaeffler discusses the importance for research and development of monitoring and evaluation of e-resources for library consortia and reflects...

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Library consortia sharing expertise: A small meeting tackling important issues in Addis Ababa

29 July, 2015 Jonathan Harle

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Addis Ababa is used to hosting big and important meetings. The African Union and UNECA are both based here. A...

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