'Access to health information is essential for economic progress.'

Research by M.A. Mamun and S. Rahman emphasize the crucial roles of medical libraries, & the impact of the Research4Life collection in Bangladesh. Our blog breaks down their findings.

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Kadio Kambou Kabou témoigne de l'importance de Research4Life pour la recherche scientifique au Burkina Faso. 'Research4Life m’a ouvert au monde de la recherche.'🌍

Découvrez son histoire inspirante: ow.ly/TGCL50RgU3V

Read our Country Connectors annual report, which compiles stories from 11 countries: United Republic of Tanzania, Bhutan, Ghana, Liberia, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Democratic Republic of Congo, Senegal, Republic of Moldova, El Salvador, and Ukraine. research4life.org/news/research4…

📣Join us us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist… this partnership launch webinar as we take you through the research capacity initiatives we have conducted in the higher education sector with our partners and funders with the objective of improving African research output .

We're so proud to be early funders of Research4Life Country Connectors! 🎉 Their work is essential to support user communities, build local networks & deliver interventions to increase awareness & usage of #Research4Life & its 200,000+ resources — advancing equity for all. 📚🌍

From #Ghana to #Ukraine , the Research4Life Country Connectors are making a difference! 🌍🧑‍🏫 Their stories highlight how access to information can transform lives and empower communities.💡
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Read our Country Connectors annual report, which compiles stories from 11 countries: United Republic of Tanzania, Bhutan, Ghana, Liberia, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Democratic Republic of Congo, Senegal, Republic of Moldova, El Salvador, and Ukraine. research4life.org/news/research4…

@CUUL extends its heartfelt congratulations to Matthew Giampola and Nasra Gathoni for their appointment as Co-Chairpersons of Research4Life Equity Committee. CUUL pledges support and collaboration in amplifying the voices of researchers.
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Taylor & Francis launches open access deal for southern Africa which it says is a 'first for sub-Saharan Africa'
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“Research that addresses societal challenges and that meets the needs of local and regional communities is more important now than ever. We won’t be successful without an equitable approach that allows for all voices to be heard.” - Matt Giampoala

Why should we care about supporting researchers from low- and middle-income countries?

Learn about the role of #localresearch in global progress here: research4life.org/blog/empowerin…

#SDGs #ResearchEquity

Research4Life is the bridge to a richer academic experience, connecting libraries to a vast array of essential resources.📚 ✨

If you are new to Research4life, find out how to get started today!
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Empowering low- and middle-income countries researchers is key to global innovation!

Check out our blog about enhancing collaboration, visibility and equity for researchers in these key regions.

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#SDGs #ResearchEquity

Research4Life echoes Jeremiah who shares the impact of our master trainer course. He reveals that the course will boost his PhD and empower him to train and mentor others.

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#ResearchEquity , #SGDs

Welcome to Nasra Gathoni, Health Sciences Librarian/Senior Instructor, Aga Khan University, Nairobi & Matt Giampoala, VP, Publications at the American Geophysical Union, as the new co-chairs of our Equity Committee! research4life.org/news/research4…
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Africa’s PhDs: study shows how to develop strong graduates who want to make a difference theconversation.com/africas-phds-s…

💻 Sharon Fonn, Wits University and Marta Vicente-Crespo, @APHRC
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“For researchers in Africa, multiple additional layers, some subtle and others not so subtle, and often caused by unconscious bias, introduce yet more barriers (than the usual challenges of publishing in high-impact-factor journals).” Read more: research4life.org/blog/working-t…

“For researchers in Africa, multiple additional layers, some subtle and others not so subtle, and often caused by unconscious bias, introduce yet more barriers (than the usual challenges of publishing in high-impact-factor journals).” Read more: research4life.org/blog/working-t…