Resources, Reports, Tools, Lists, and Full Text Documents
Bolivia
Source: National Library of Bolivia
The “El Dorado” Ibero-American and Caribbean Virtual Library of Bolivia is Now On-line
“The National Library of Bolivia is on-line with a collection of 45 of the best works in Bolivia. It is accessible on the Internet through the “El Dorado” Virtual Library of Bolivia at www.archivoybibliotecanacionales.org.bo. The Bolivia portal is a small sample of what will be the ‘El Dorado’ Virtual Library that will bring together 33 Ibero-American and Caribbean national libraries, offering access to a basic collection of 5,000 works of complete text and images, representing the life and culture of our countries, through the Internet.”
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Internet Resources
Source: IRN
The July 2005 Issue of The Internet Resources Newsletter is Now Online
More goodies from Roddy M. and crew.
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Lobbyists–New York City–Databases
Contractors–New York City–Databases
Source: GovTech, City of New York
New Database, NYC Lobbyist Search
“The new database, called NYC Lobbyist Search, is available through www.nyc.gov/bizsearch, which also includes the recently launched NYC Vendor Search, a database of City contractors.” Additional info here.
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HIV/AIDS
Source: UNAIDS/WHO
New Report, Access to HIV treatment continues to increase
“The number of people receiving combination antiretroviral therapy (ART) for HIV/AIDS in developing countries is increasing significantly — more than doubling from 400 000 in December 2003 to approximately one million in June 2005 — according to a new report released today by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). However, access to HIV treatment continues to fall short of the growing need, and overall progress is unlikely to be fast enough to reach the target set by WHO and UNAIDS of treating three million people by the end of 2005.”
News Release Full Text (PDF)

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