LIBRARY

FFP has a resource rich library . The Library has a large range of books, periodicals,magazines, journals, newspapers and reports on various issues related to conflict transformation, peacebuilding, strategic studies, war, terrorism, conflict and human rights . It is constantly being updated . A computerized databased has been installed in the library to facilitate easier access to the materials. The library has Internet and e-mail access for its users . It has also started a process of acquiring all the materials produced in Nepal concerning conflict, peace and human rights .

INTRODUCTION
Friends for Peace (FFP), is an organization based on research and resource centre dedicated to conflict transformation and peace building. FFP was established in May 2004 by a group of independent, respected individuals working in peace and conflict transformation. FFP works with national and international specialists and scholars on specific issues of concern and contention in Nepal.

FFP’s mission is to enhance a forum in which issues related to conflict in Nepal can be researched, debated and understood, and more informed debate and dialogue generated for a political settlement in Nepal.

List of available resources at FFP Library
( Note : Updating Process is going on )
Catalogue of published and unpublished reports/papers/Journals and Newsletters.
FFP Publications
List of Newspapers
List of News magazine
Media Monitoring

THE LIBRARY
Friends for Peace’s library brings together in one convenient location all of the written materials vis; books, periodicals, magazines, journals, newspapers and report on various issues related to conflict transformation, peace building, strategic studies, war, terrorism, conflict and human rights.

CATALOGUING
All of the materials are sorted using the Dewey decimal classification system – designed specifically for managing collections of resources with a focus on conflict transformation and peace building.

For a general search, the broad subject categories, into which the resources are sorted on the shelves, can be browsed by the user. For a more specific search – by title, author, subject or keyword – the CDS-ISIS database can be queried and a specific resource located by its Dewey decimal call number.

ALSO AVAILABLE
An additional research tool, the internet and email, is also available to visitors of the library.

ONLINE INFORMATION
Friends for Peace support its dissemination of resources on conflict transformation and peace building through its website programme, hosting www.friendsforpeace.org.np

THE MATERIAL
The library collection consists of books, brochures, reports, journals and newspaper with approximately equal numbers of Nepali and English resources. The focus of the materials is on conflict, peace and human rights issues – in general, and as they relate to the in Nepal.

All of the materials in the library are carefully selected for their relevance to conflict, peace and human rights kept up-to-date, and systematically sorted and catalogued in a fully searchable CDS-ISIS database to ensure quick location of the right resources.

OPENING HOURS
The library is open to researchers, students, journalists and the public, from Monday to Friday, 10am–1pm and 2pm–4pm. The resources cannot be borrowed; however a user-pay photocopy service is available.




Friends for Peace
117/36, Puja Pratisthan Marg,
Purano Baneshwor
GPO Box No. 11033 Kathmandu, Nepal
Tel : 977-1-4480406
Fax : 977-1-4478798
Email : info@ffp.org.np
Website: www.friendsforpeace.org.np

For library resources, email us at : library@ffp.org.np

 

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