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Rural library services in Zambia: their development and prospects
Libraries have a potential to contribute to rural· development in developing countries. Their role as providers and facilitators for the use of information is an important element in rural development. This potential has not been fully utilised. Using the above assumptions as a starting point, this...
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Library and Information Studies Centre (LISC)
2024
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