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Publishing research
… Ordering If you wish to receive print copies of publications, email  newbooks@iied.org  with details of the publication you wish to … also hope to receive a copy of the published review in due course, preferably in electronic format. Email  newbooks@iied.org  with all of …
Page, 27 July 2022
About our Publications Library
… in key policy recommendations and who might be short of time might prefer our policy ‘briefings’ or ‘backgrounder’ factsheets that provide … is being used so we can inform our authors and partners, so please do email newbooks@iied.org with information about where you are referencing … also hope to receive a copy of the published review in due course, preferably in electronic format. Email newbooks@iied.org  with all of …
Article, 13 January 2021
Feeling the love
… internet search, from our website, via our staff, Twitter  and from email newsletters. Help us to assess the impact of our publications by … found that PDFs are still popular with our audiences and that people prefer to access information for their work online, with the option to … to publications readership, but evident from the results, was that email signatures and sparingly-used pop-ups can be effective ways to …
Blog, 11 February 2016
Going 'mobile first' to reach African audiences
… said they had smartphones and were considering social networks or email as a possibility for knowledge exchange activities  (although … – and we know that paying attention to changes in communications preferences pays off.  In the summer of 2016, IIED re-designed its …
Blog, 23 August 2018
Calling all energy and agriculture experts: meet, talk and collaborate
… new equipment may outweigh the benefits. In some cases, farmers may prefer manual labour or animal power. Success stories are often cheap, … ( r.trevalyan@forumforthefuture.org ). Download Sarah Best's paper or email her for more information ( sarah.best@iied.org ). … Rebecca …
Blog, 29 April 2014