Journals Project The Journals Project collected back issues of technical, professional and scientific journals for local professionals in Ethiopia, to provide support, and contact with a wider intellectual community, for professionally and technically trained Africans working in their own countries - by giving them access to recent editions of relevant journals. To be useful, the following criteria were set: professional, technical or scientific not more than three years old in complete 1-year runs (or 6 months in the case of weekly journals) The domains particularly requested were: agriculture, farming, cattle keeping, veterinary medicine land management, ecology, geology, mining, forestry, water resources engineering, construction, architecture, urban planning, electronics, communications medicine, nursing, obstetrics, nutrition, public health, disease control business practice, economics, accounting, public administration, jurisprudence, social affairs history, prehistory, social sciences, heritage conservation, cultural affairs general science reviews Every kilogramme of journals cost approximately £3 to ship.