Re: Developing nations initiatives

[Peter Suber <peters@earlham.edu>]

Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2002 20:23:23 EST
 From: Peter Suber 
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 Here are a few more I left off the list I sent yesterday:

 Best of Science (the journal)
 http://bestofscience.free.fr
 (author fees waived or reduced for authors from developing countries)

 SciDev
 http://www.scidev.net/
 (free science news and information relevant to development)

 ScienceWeek
 http://www.scienceweek.com/freesub.htm
 (free subscriptions to developing countries)

 If you also count declarations of principle, then here are a few:

 Best of Science (the declaration)
 http://bestofscience.free.fr/icsu.html
 (from ICSU and UNESCO)

 Declaration of Havana Towards Equitable Access to Health Information
 http://www.bireme.br/crics5/I/declara.htm

 Declaration of San Jose; Towards the Virtual Health Library

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