Aimed at all health workers, Ageways has an international focus on health issues, projects and programmes for older people. Provides practical ideas and information for people working with older people
Two times a year
Free online
£18/US$35 (elsewhere)
A round-up of development research, current and concise, organised under selected themes (education, global issues, health, and natural resources) that combine continuing development concerns with matters of more topical relevance. Aimed at development policymakers, development professionals and other stakeholders, it offers a cross-section of policy-relevant social and economic research findings from UK-based researchers and institutes
Six times a year
Free
Promotes, coordinates, supports, conducts, and evaluates research on human reproduction, with particular reference to the needs of developing countries
Irregular
Free
Contains profiles of member organisations, project updates, new publications, Internet developments and forthcoming meetings on children's rights
Three times a year
Free (children's rights organisations)
Entre Nous is funded by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), New York, with the assistance of the World Health Organization's Regional Office for Europe, Copenhagen
Three times a year
Free
Each issue of Arrows for Change highlights a critical and current theme on women, gender and health. The participatory bulletin serves as a forum for exchanging ideas and news of change in health policies and programmes in Asia and the Pacific, as well as monitoring the implementation of the Cairo Programme of Action and the Beijing Platform for Action to incorporate women's and gender perspectives
Three times a year
Free online
ARROW strives to enable women to be equal citizens in all aspects of their life by ensuring their sexual and reproductive health and rights are achieved. A free newsletter is available online
Aims to give a Third World perspective to the whole range of issues confronting the Third World, such as, the environment, health and basic needs, international affairs, politics, economics and culture, etc
Nine times a year
Free online
Developed Countries (Institutions): 60:00 USD Airmail / 45.00 USD surface mail
Developed Countries (Individuals): 45.00 USD Airmail / 30.00 USD surface mail
Third World Individuals and Groups: 35.00 USD Airmail / 20.00 USD surface mail
The WASTE bulletin is sent out every two months, with information on the organisation, its programmes and projects. WASTE’s work has a focus on bottom-up development in relation to recycling, solid waste management, ecological sanitation and knowledge sharing
Produced irregularly
Free
Aims to raise awareness and understanding of the importance of ageing, and to get aging recognised on the development agenda. Covers related research, news from NGOs, governments and development agencies, meetings and confences, and publications
Two times a year
Free
Designed to serve as a participatory forum through which community groups from around the world can share ideas about health education for women. Each issue includes a training guide with participatory activities around different women's health concerns, and other features, such as profiles of organisations doing creative work, and new developments in women's health. Ideas and contributions from readers are welcomed
Three to four times a year
Free
Donations to cover mailing costs welcomed
free online
First title in a group of occasional and informal newsletters designed to disseminate current information, knowledge and experience on current developments in specific aspects of water supply and environmental sanitation
Produced occassionally
Shares information and reports progress on measles elimination activities in the Western Pacific Region. Timely articles focus on current activities and experiences with measles elimination efforts. In addition, the Bulletin provides updated country-specific surveillance information such as the number of reported suspected and confirmed measles cases, and measles incidence rate
Three or four times a year
Free
