Camel Library Service to Nomadic Pastoralists: The Kenyan Scenario

Richard Masaranga Atuti

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From December 1997 until February 1998 more than 250 interviews with users of camel library service were carried out in the Garissa district. The data was summarized statistically and analyzed. The general characteristics of camel library service use are reflected in terms of occupation and personal use. The perceptions of users are examined, together with proposals for improvements.

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1975Library services to the disadvantaged 2021North Carolina Libraries

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