![]() | Journal of the Network of African Countries on Local Building Materials and Technologies - Volume 3, Number 1 (HABITAT, 1994, 44 p.) |
The Network of African Countries on Local Building Materials and Technologies aims at strengthening local technological capacity through facilitating information flow, regional cooperation and the transfer of appropriate technologies in low-cost and innovative building materials sectors in African countries.
The Journal of the Network, currently published biannually, aims to provide a channel of information that could be used by professionals, technicians, researchers, scientists as well as policy and decision makers. It is a medium for information exchange and a facilitator for acquisition of suitable technologies and know-how.
Efforts are made to compile, process and publish articles and technical papers originated mainly in the African region, however, as deemed appropriate and subject to availability, research findings and technological information from countries outside the African region are also included to stimulate inter-regional cooperation as well.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE JOURNAL This Journal welcomes information or articles on low-cost innovations in building-materials technology. Information in the form of technical and policy papers, illustrations, news items and announcements of events can be sent from individuals or institutions in the private or public sector, from within and outside the African region. All correspondence on the Journal should be addressed to the Chief, Building and Infrastructure Technology Section, Research and Development Division, UNCHS (Habitat), P.O. Box 30030, Nairobi Kenya. The views expressed in this Journal do not necessarily reflect those of the United Nations. Mention of firm names and commercial products do not imply the endorsement of UNCHS (Habitat). The reprinting of any of the material in this publication is welcome, provided that the source is mentioned and one copy sent to UNCHS (Habitat). National Network Institutions Housing and Architecture Department Editor-in-chief: Kalyan Ray Editor: Baris Der-Petrossian |
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