On this page, you can find marketing material and collateral to promote Research4Life, as well as resources for publishers partners.
Need more help promoting your library? Check out our training section “Marketing strategies for Research4Life resources“. Email communications@research4life.org if you require additional material.
All resources are licensed under a CC BY-SA 4.0 License.
Posters and brochures
Brochure
A six-page brochure with key information about Research4Life (2020 version).
↓ English (web, 507 kB)
↓ English (print, 1.4 MB)
Brochure inserts
A single page insert that fits in the brochure with information about Research4Life eligibility (2021 version).
↓ English (print, 87 KB)
↓ English (web, 243 KB)
↓ Spanish (print, 175 kB)
↓ Spanish (web, 179 kB)
↓ French (print, 602 kB)
↓ French (web, 206 kB)
↓ Arabic (print, 112 kB)
↓ Arabic (web, 102 kB)
Pull-up banner
This pull-up banner can be used on events and conferences or in libraries.
PowerPoint presentation
A general PowerPoint presentation introducing Research4Life and how to log into the portal.
Factsheet
This factsheet contains key information about Research4Life and how to access the content (2018/2019 version).
Publications
In 2016, Research4Life and INASP launched a competition to celebrate the critical role of advocacy in research and got a resounding response. Many respondents shared the hurdles they had overcome to get leadership support for peer-reviewed resources and for evidence-based policies based on that critical information.
From information literacy training to building infrastructure and outreach, librarians are critical to building a healthy research culture in the developing world. This is one of the reasons that we launched a competition for case studies in 2013. The resulting publication puts librarians in the spotlight.
Making a Difference
To celebrate Research4Life’s 10th anniversary in 2011, we asked users to share with us how HINARI, AGORA or OARE has improved their work, life and community. This book provides insights into how access to the results of peer-reviewed research through Research4Life benefiting communities in the developing world.
