開発途上国研究者の情報生産と利用

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In 2002 the World Health Organization set up the Health InterNetwork Access to Research Initiative (HINARI) which gave the right to free or low-cost access to electronic journals for developing countries, and HINARI now offers 3, 777 titles to 113 targeted countries. Before the HINARI was introduced, from the point of limiting access to information, the impact of the cost to researchers in developing countries was very high. This report examines the present actual state of the HINARI and its impact in developing countries, analyzes the announcement literature with the bibliography indexed using the metrical method, and attempts to verify the influence and effect of the HINARI.
特定非営利活動法人日本医学図書館協会の論文