ELDIS
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Eldis is a database and email service of information sources on international development. It aims to share the best knowledge on development, policy, practice and research.
"Eldis" was originally an acronym for "Electronic Development and Environment Information System". It is one of a family of knowledge services produced at the Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, England.
Eldis is funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID), Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad)and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC).
The information on Eldis is organised into a number of subject-focused "resource guides" and regional and country "profiles"
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About Eldis [1]
ELDIS: mapping information on development and the environment [2]
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[edit] Eldis resource guides
- Ageing populations
- Agriculture
- Aid & debt
- Children and young people
- Conflict
- Corporate social responsibility
- Education
- Environment
- Finance policy
- Food security
- Gender
- Governance
- Health
- Health systems
- HIV and AIDS
- ICT for development
- Migration
- Participation
- Poverty
- Trade policy
[edit] Country profiles
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