Income generation: experience from university libraries
Report on the fourth biennial conference of Standing Conference of African National and University Librarians - Eastern, Central and Southern (SCANUL-ECS). The theme of the meeting, which took place in Windhoek, Namibia in April 2000, was Sustainable Funding of African National and University Libraries.
Income generation: experiences from university libraries in Eastern, Central and Southern Africa
by Tirong arap Tanui, Joseph J.Uta, Annie Pienaar, Jenny Raubenheimer, Hesteer G. Boltman, Julita Nawe, Elizabeth Kiondo, James Mugasha, C.B.M.Lunga. Edited by Diana Rosenberg
In April 2000, SCANUL-ECS held its fourth biennial conference in Windhoek, Namibia. The theme of the meeting was Sustainable Funding of African National and University Libraries. Recognizing that there is a movement away from total reliance on government funding towards additional sources for library income, the meeting resolved that case studies of successful income generation by university libraries in the region be published and distributed to SCANUL-ECS members. This volume, containing case studies from eight university libraries in six African countries, Kenya, Malawi, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia, is the result.
91 pp. 205x145mm ISBN 1-9029928-07-5 Price: £7.50. It is being distributed free to members of SCANUL-ECS.
Publication date: May 2001
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