sharing the best in development policy, practice and research
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Welcome to the Eldis website. Our aim is to share the best in development policy, practice and research. Browse more than 26,000 summarised documents from over 7,500 development organisations – all available free to download. Share your work with over 80,000 development practitioners. (Homepage).
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Address: Eldis Programme, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, Brighton, BN1 9RE, United Kingdom;
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About: Eldis aims to share the best in development, policy, practice and research.
What does Eldis offer?
- 26,000 full text documents free to download
- We maintain an ever-growing collection of editorially selected and abstracted full-text, online documents selected by our editors from more than 7,500 different publishers. All documents are available free of charge
- Eldis resource guides
- Our 24 subject-focused guides offer quick access to key documents, organisations, research themes, discussions and other key resources
- Eldis country profiles
- Quick access to our database arranged by country, plus quick links to country briefing services on other websites
- Eldis email newsletters
- Our email news services bring the latest research to your mail-box on 35 topics
- Eldis newsfeeds
- Add an Eldis RSS newsfeed to your website or newsreader for the latest information on 25 topics
- News, events and jobs
- Our selection of recent development news, announcements, email newsletters and job adverts
Who we are:
- Eldis is one of a family of knowledge services from the Institute of Development Studies, Sussex.
- Eldis is core funded by Sida, Norad, SDC and DFID.
Our mission – The aim of Eldis is to:
- support the documentation, exchange and use of evidence-based development knowledge
- communicate this knowledge effectively through a range of appropriately designed services, using the Internet (web and email) as the main communication medium for delivery
- reach audiences of researchers, development practitioners and policy formers at national and international levels
- play a role in the processes of evidence-based policy formation
- provide this information and services free of charge at point of use.