The World Bank Credit Facility to Nigerian Universities: Impact on Information Supply in Third-Generation University Libraries.

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Main Authors: Ozowa, V. N., Sule, N. N.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1997
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author Ozowa, V. N.
Sule, N. N.
author_facet Ozowa, V. N.
Sule, N. N.
Ozowa, V. N.
Sule, N. N.
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contents The World Bank Credit Facility to Nigerian Universities: Impact on Information Supply in Third-Generation University Libraries. Ozowa, V. N. Sule, N. N. Academic Libraries Federal Aid Financial Policy Foreign Countries Government (Administrative Body) Higher Education Information Sources Library Development Library Equipment Library Funding Resource Allocation Staff Development User Needs (Information) The Federal Government of Nigeria was granted US $120 million by the World Bank for solving long-standing university library problems, like small and poor quality of library collections, lack of library equipment, and training of staff. Recommends fiscal measures and asserts the credit facility serves as a palliative for the problem of information needs of Nigerian university libraries. (AEF)
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spellingShingle The World Bank Credit Facility to Nigerian Universities: Impact on Information Supply in Third-Generation University Libraries.
Ozowa, V. N.
Sule, N. N.
Academic Libraries
Federal Aid
Financial Policy
Foreign Countries
Government (Administrative Body)
Higher Education
Information Sources
Library Development
Library Equipment
Library Funding
Resource Allocation
Staff Development
User Needs (Information)
The World Bank Credit Facility to Nigerian Universities: Impact on Information Supply in Third-Generation University Libraries. Ozowa, V. N. Sule, N. N. Academic Libraries Federal Aid Financial Policy Foreign Countries Government (Administrative Body) Higher Education Information Sources Library Development Library Equipment Library Funding Resource Allocation Staff Development User Needs (Information) The Federal Government of Nigeria was granted US $120 million by the World Bank for solving long-standing university library problems, like small and poor quality of library collections, lack of library equipment, and training of staff. Recommends fiscal measures and asserts the credit facility serves as a palliative for the problem of information needs of Nigerian university libraries. (AEF)
title The World Bank Credit Facility to Nigerian Universities: Impact on Information Supply in Third-Generation University Libraries.
topic Academic Libraries
Federal Aid
Financial Policy
Foreign Countries
Government (Administrative Body)
Higher Education
Information Sources
Library Development
Library Equipment
Library Funding
Resource Allocation
Staff Development
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ555844