Grey Literature and Development: The Non-Governmental Organization in Action.

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Grey Literature and Development: The Non-Governmental Organization in Action

Why the NGO? Expertise Credibility Effective networks

Health Related Organizations HIV/Aids Reproductive Rights Women and Children Sanitation Malaria and other tropical diseases

Structure of Disclosure First Disclosure – primary literature, book, thesis, article, presentation Secondary Disclosure – reviews, bibliographies, indexes, abstracts, summaries, digests, guides Tertiary Disclosure – reference works, popular synthesis

NGO Information Resources Newsletters and/or bulletins Papers – briefing papers, policy papers, policy briefs Books Journals Videos Press Releases

Resources Continued Training materials Pamphlets Factsheets Annual Reports and similar materials Blogs Databases PowerPoint presentations

What is missing? Governmental reports Funding body reports Subject population materials

Possible reasons for lack of disclosure Competition for funding dollars Confidentiality of client records Fear of reprisal Lack of expertise in web programming

Archiving Tools Subject repositories Institutional repositories The Way-Back Machine Archive-It

For more information please contact: Lynne Rudasill, Associate Professor University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign The author wishes to acknowledge the Research and Publication Committee of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library, which provided support of the completion of this research.