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EIFL in Palestine

EIFL has been working in Palestinian since 2005. We supported the creation of the Palestinian Library and Information Consortium (PALICO, uniting libraries in both West Bank and Gaza), and through this partnership, libraries in Palestine are providing access to a wide range of scholarly e-resources.

EIFL supported the first national open access awareness raising workshop, which led universities to adopt open access policies and set up open access repositories, opening their research to the world. EIFL also advocated for revisions to the copyright law to enable libraries to better meet the needs of their users.

Library Consortium Information

Consortium:

Palestinian Library and Information Consortium (PALICO)

Type of members:

University libraries, college and polytechnic libraries

Members:

EIFL-Licensed resources:

View the complete list of e-resources, technology products and Article Processing Charges that have been negotiated for members of PALICO. See the full list of all the journals that EIFL has negotiated terms for open access publishing for researchers in Palestine. For more information please contact the Licensing coordinator for Palestine.

FACTS

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EIFL started working in Palestine in 2005.

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EIFL works with 16 institutions in Palestine through the library consortium.

MEET OUR COORDINATORS

Asad Tom

Open Access Coordinator

Mohammad Abu Hamdieh

Licensing Coordinator

Rami AlHindawi - Gaza

Country Coordinator

Diana Sayej Naser

Country Coordinator

EIFL IN ACTION

Open Climate Campaign

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Open Access Programme

Clockwise, from top left, EIFL Director Rima Kupryte and Programme Managers, Teresa Hackett, Romy Beard, Iryna Kuchma and Ramune Petuchovaite, presented updates on Day 1 of the GA.

General Assembly 2021

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NEWS

EIFL agreement with JSTOR for Backlist E-books

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EIFL renews agreement with Oxford University Press

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EIFL, Cambridge University Press renew agreement

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BLOG

‘African libraries, get ready for change!’

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Article processing charges - what will you pay?

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Time to consider open norms (seriously)

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EVENTS

e-AGE20

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Asia Open Access Meeting 2020

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Research Output Management Training

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