NORAD Fellowship Programme:
Electronic Publishing Support
Socioeconomic Transformations and Road
Accessibility: Evidence from Northern Ethiopia, Bharat P. Bhatta
Fishery Resources of the Gulf of Tonkin,
Vietnam: The state of indicator species monitored by bottom trawl
surveys, Thong Ba Nguyen
Challenges and Prospects of Implementing
Citizen’s Charter: A Study of Panchkula (Haryana) Municipal Council in
India, Vijender Singh Beniwal
Implementation of the National Environment
Policy: A case of the Local Government Authorities in Dar-Es-Salaam
City, Tanzania, Rosemary Oswald Mruma
Analysis of decision making in
Uganda's social security and pension policy reform, Gerald Kagambirwe
Karyeija
Administrative culture in Nepal :
does-it reflect the dominant socio-cultural values of Nepal?, Dangal
Rameshwor
Institutionalization of Performance
Appraisal System : A Case Study of the Maldivian Public Service,
Mohamed Faizal
An Assessment of equity in geographical allocation of resources relative to need, in public primary
healthcare services in the northern Cape in South Africa. , Ajith, John Philip
Bio-economics of common resource over exploitation: case
of lake Malombe Chambo (Oreochromis Sp. Cichlidae) fishery in
Malawi. Francis Maguza-Tembo
Gender and Food Security in an Irrigation
Scheme: Case Study of Chipapa Households, Kafue District, Peggy
Muyangana Chilembo Women
political recruitment within locol councils: the selection of women
political leaders in Uganda. A case of Bushenyi District local council and
Kampala city council, Stella B. Kyohairwe The
concept of well being in the Butiki village: a critical perspective on
development and modernization in a Ugandan village, Serugo Paulous
Policing in Purdah: Women and
Women Police Station, Peshawar, NWFP, Pakistan. Farhat Taj
Land Use
Effect on Soil Carbon Sequestration and Greehouse Gases Flux in a
Mountains Watershed of Nepal. Bharat Man Shrestha
The
reluctance to take up "Modern Agroforestry" among peasants : a case study
of Dodoma Rural District, Tanzania. Fabian D.N. Mukome
Farmers'
perception of crop yield trend and soil fertility management constraints
in the Kabale district, Uganda. Desta Kedir Lemisso
Biological impacts and local perceptions of Tinau River Dam, Nepal.
Chhatra Mani Sharma
Human vulnerability due to natural
disasters in south Asia : a GIS aided characterization of arsenic
contamination in Bangladesh. Sheikh Mahmood Hossain
Health and living conditions of
child labourers : a study in Dhaka City in Bangladesh. Mohammad Ali
Khan
A study
of health information systems at local levels in Tanzania and Mozambique.
Faraja Mukama
Looking
for A Path Out of Poverty: Causes and Implications for Policy The Case of
Chimaliro Forestry Reserve, Malawi. Blessings Nyanjagha Botha
Data flows in health information
systems: An action research study. Juma Hemed Lungo
Hydrological Analysis for the
Bheri-Babai Hydropower Project, Nepal. Shyam Kishor Yadav
Are
trees for the poor? : a study from Budongo Forest, Uganda. Baikuntha
Aryal
Farm
household technical efficiency : a stochastic frontier analysis : a
study of rice producers in Mardi watershed in the Western development
region of Nepal. Tewodros Aragie Kebede
A study of the Tunnel and Underground Power house for
Teesta-V Hydro Electric Project, Sikkim, India. Sandeep Mittal
Here is the place where you can find out why
you should publish your Master Thesis in full text over the Internet and how
you can do it easily.
What is Web-publishing?
Web-publishing is the process of making a web document available to the public over the Internet. In general, not all documents are necessarily intended to be published on paper. Publishing a paper document implies steps such as making copies available to multiple readers, telling readers where to pick them up, ensuring enough copies are always available, removing them when document is outdated.Web-publishing allows a better, faster distribution of the document.
Who can do it?
NORAD Fellows are invited to submit their Master Thesis in full
text.
You can submit your thesis today, even if you wrote it several years
ago.
Why should you do it?
Your thesis will be archived as an electronic document and will be available in
the future for yourself and others via a permanent URL (web
address).
When you are applying for a job or you want to present your
thesis, it is easy to refer to it since its web address will never be
removed.
To publish on the internet will let you promote your skills to a large
audience.
This is a very inexpensive solution to a world wide diffusion of your
findings.
Your thesis is always available to someone who wants to read it. It won't be necessary for the reader to wait for an available paper copy of your thesis.
If the paper version of your thesis disappear from a library, we are able to print it again.
How can you do it?
You write your thesis in a defined electronic format (.rtf or .doc
or .pdf) and send it to us via disk:
STEP, UB
Nygårdsgaten 5
N-5015 Bergen
or e-mail (elpub@ub.uib.no).
NB : Both disk and e-mail must be marked with your full name and "NORAD Fellows".
The Research Documentation
Department at the University Library of Bergen can help you:
By using a style sheet when writing your thesis you get the possibility
of generating automatically a table of contents. If you choose to do so, you can
have a thesis well-structured and easier to browse for the reader. Click here to get
more information.
What will happen then?
You will be requested to sign a contract to let the University Library of
Bergen publish your work over the Internet and archive an electronic copy of
your work on a CD-ROM.
You
still have the intellectual copyright for it.
You will not be allowed to modify your
thesis once published.
Click here to get the agreement in .txt or in .doc.
Print it two (2) times. Sign the 2 agreements and send them to:
STEP, UB
Nygårdsgaten 5
N-5015 Bergen
A signed part of the contract will be returned to you. Remember to
enclose the address where we can return you your part of the
agreement.
The Research Documentation
Department will convert your thesis
to a .pdf-file, when appropriate and will archive an electronic copy of your
work on CD-ROM.
Your thesis will be linked from the "Theses
submitted by NORAD Fellows Database" (http://www.siu.no/noradrap.nsf/PublicThesisByCourse).
Your thesis will be linked from
BIBSYS
(http://www.bibsys.no/english.html) as an electronic item.
Contact
You contact the Research Documentation Department (Avdeling for forskningsdokumentasjon) at the University Library of Bergen:
elpub@ub.uib.no or +47 55 5 84595
STEP, UB
Nygårdsgaten 5
N-5015 Bergen
