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This
is a list of UN Common Library's Electronic Information Resources
by the subject of coverage. The
Library prepared detailed review of each resource which can
be seen by clicking on the resource name.
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relevant reviews may be utilised by the United Nations staff,
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Agriculture
- FAOSTAT
- Agricultural Statistics of the World
- WAICENT
- World Agricultural Information Centre - Full-Text Documents
General
- ProQuest
Direct
- web-based interface with selected full-text access to bibliographic
records in six major databases
- NGLS
Handbook - information on the programmes, policies
and activities of UN agencies and institutions active in the fields
of economic and social development, human rights, and humanitarian
and emergency relief
- Human
Development Reports
- 1990 through 1999 - Ten years' Human Development Rports
of UNDP
Humanitarian
Issues
- REFWORLD
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Information on all aspects of Refugee situations
Industry
and Trade
- MaESTro
Web - a comprehensive global directory
on Environmentally Sound Technologies (ESTs).
Population
- POPLINE
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the world's largest bibliographic references database on
population
Statistics
- MBS
Online - Monthly global statistics database of the
United Nations
United
Nations
- ODS
- online digital repository of all documents, resolutions, decisions
of the United Nations
- UNTC
- United Nations Treaty Collection online
- Social
Summit Digital Library - documents of the World Summit
for Social Development and the national reports
Women
- The
World's Women 2000
- a Statistical source-book and comprehensive analysis of how
women fare in different parts of the world
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