Interagency Youth Working Group
Developing country users can request full-text copies of most documents in the Youth Interagency Working Group database and most of the research articles listed in each issue of Youth InfoNet. Links are also provided to free full text documents in the database and throughout the web site.
Documents are free of charge to developing country users and can be sent either by airmail or as e-mail attachments. To receive documents by e-mail, you must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader software to view and print the documents and an Internet e-mail account that can receive large file attachments.
To order full text documents, use the Document Delivery Request Basket. This basket allows users to make a preliminary selection of documents, which can be viewed and edited before submitting a final order.
To get started, either perform a search in the database, or click on the title of a research article in an issue of Youth InfoNet. On the next screen, click on the Add to Basket button to add each item you would like to order to your basket. Once you have added one or more documents to your basket, you can open your basket, if you are signed in, to view and edit your selections. To open the basket, click on View Basket in the upper right corner of the screen. When you are ready to finalize your document request, click on Request Checked Items to move to a request form. Complete the form and submit it. You will receive an e-mail confirming your order.
For help ordering documents or searching the database, contact IYWG Help.
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