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Basic search

In the search results, click on the title to directly access a publication or click on the short summary for additional bibliographic information. = report broken link. Each search result looks like this:
 

Search options

Colour code: command, example, explanation

• “public health” use quotes to find a phrase rather than separate words
• poverty AND millennium finds both words. AND is the default operator, so poverty millennium gives the same result.
• poverty OR millennium finds either word
• poverty (alleviation OR reduction) use parantheses to prioritize part of your query
• title:"HIV and AIDS" finds e-publications, websites etc. with these words in the title
• keyword:"popular participation" finds items with these words or terms in the keywords. Find keywords by conducting general searches first and checking in the results.
• region:"Africa south of Sahara" finds results with this country or regional name in the keywords
• organize* is interpreted as organize, organizer, organizing, or organization etc.

Avoid empty spaces in field searches (title:, keyword: etc.). Always use lowercase for field labels in your query. You can combine different types of searching. For more options, go to Advanced search options.