Disseminating information on world problems

A database on world problems, as recognized by international organizations and other constituencies, is maintained by the Union of International Associations.

1. UNESCO notes that the demand from governments for cooperation in the area of world problem analyses, prospective development studies and long-term planning has remained moderate. Although joint studies with national research institutions of both developed and developing countries have produced results of high quality, their relevance to national and local decision-making processes has been extremely limited, methods of policy analysis and planning having too often been based on imported or unsuitable models.

1. Documenting
2. Disseminating information
3. Disseminating documents

1. Illuminating social injustice

1. Researching world problems

1. Unsolved social problems

1. Unsociable
2. Problem
3. Misinformation
4. Information
5. Disinformation
6. Deformation

1. Can Disseminating Information Lead to Better Learning Outcomes?
2. Defending the global knowledge commons
3. Confederation of Open Access Repositories
4. Participation in the global knowledge commons : challenges and opportunities for research dissemination in developing countries
5. 10 Golden Rules for Disseminating Research
6. Research, demonstration, extension and dissemination
7. Advocacy Through Targeted Dissemination: The Knowledge Partnership (KPP) Approach
8. UN Development Strategy and Policy Analysis Unit
9. Overcoming challenges to dissemination and implementation of research findings in under-resourced countries
10. Disseminating the research findings