Last year our libraries couldn’t subscribe to new databases and we had to cancel subscriptions due to financial problems. However, thanks to the EIFL Licensing programme, our libraries got access to nine databases free of charge or at highly discounted rates. This has really helped us a lot and has helped our researchers to do important research referring to these databases.
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Access to commercial e-resources is essential for research and education. High subscription costs create a major barrier for libraries and their users in developing and transition countries.
WHAT WE DO
IMPACT
E-RESOURCES
50 resources from more than 20 vendors are available through the EIFL Licensing programme.
NEWS
We are pleased to announce the publication of our 2018 Annual Report, celebrating (...)
Over the last two decades, there has been steady progress towards open access (OA), (...)
EIFL has signed a renewal agreement with EBSCO Information Services for the EBSCO (...)
BLOG
Our guest blogger, Dr Jane Secker, is Senior Lecturer in Educational Development at (...)
As more and more publishers introduce options for publishing in open access, it can (...)
With e-books more and more popular among library users, librarians are faced with (...)
EVENTS
Librarians at the universities of Dagon and East Yangon in Yangon, Myanmar, will (...)
EIFL eLibrary Myanmar Project Capacity Building Manager, Ruth Bird, will facilitate (...)
EIFL-LICENSING IN ACTION
Supporting educational change at universities in Myanmar by enabling access to knowledge and building skills and capacities
CONTACT US
For questions, please contact the Licensing Programme Manager Romy Beard: romy.beard@eifl.net