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Blog PostFROM IFLA'S "COLLECTIVE WISDOM" ... DID YOU KNOW THAT ?
Image source : IFLA World Library and Information Congress 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia The International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions ...
AIMS Newsletter no.54, September 2016
Blog PostStrategic Approaches to Information: take a free e-learning course!
The rapidly growing world of digital information is necessitating the development of effective information strategies and information management. By taking a free FAO IMARK E-learning course &lsquo...
Blog PostSustainable Development Goals Interface Ontology (SDGIO) on support of United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Project
A common SDG ontology will help match from one SDG goal to the next. The resulting Sustainable Development Goals Interface Ontology will structure the data to provide a high level of connection...
Blog PostCELL5M: a geospatial data and analytics platform of harmonized multi-disciplinary data layers for agricultural research and development
The HarvestChoice CELL5M Database was developed by International Food Policy Research Institute IFPRI to move multidisciplinary data underlying agriculture in sub-Saharan...
Blog PostThe countdown is on to IGAD’s first pre-meeting of 2016
Attendees are gearing up for the 7th RDA plenary meeting in Tokyo (RDA P7) at the beginning of March, and preparations are also underway for IGAD’s pre-meeting, set to take place before the...
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New Webinar@AIMS: Under-representation of local needs in the global south in mainstream bibliographic databases. The case of rice research.
The AIMS team in cooperation is pleased to announce the webinar “Under-representation of local needs in the global south in mainstream bibliographic databases. The case of rice research&rdquo...
Interview"聚焦中国农业信息管理" ——张学福教授专访
Interview with 张学福 (Zhang, Xuefu) from 中国农业科学院 (The Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences，简称CAAS) in Asia
InterviewResearch4Life: Access to Research in the Developing World
Interview with Kimberly Parker from World Health Organization