@misc{36,
  author = {Trey Chakulya and Elijah Chileshe and Sharon Kangwa and Royce Mwanza and Victor Mwelwa},
  title = {Effective Tools for Self-Archiving in Institutional Repositories},
  abstract = {The introduction and implementation of institutional Repositories (IRs) has proven to be a success over the years and has helped scholars make their work known and available. The University Of Zambia (UNZA) like any other Higher education institution also has a repository which is used to preserve and make research outputs: pre-prints and post-prints and electronic thesis dissertation (ETDs) of the staff faculty at the university accessible. The repository at the University of Zambia has functioned well for a good number of years, but despite the increasing interest and encouragement in the use of the repository and recognition that the publisher policies of open access (OA) makes self-archiving achievable, staff faculty deposits in the repository still remains low primarily because most staff faculty are held back by the perception that self-archiving is extra work and this reluctance is downplaying the purpose of IRs. Nevertheless, every problem has a solution and the solution to this is to make self-archiving in IRs as easy as possible for staff faculty and this will be done by designing and implementing effective self-arching tools which will make self-archiving for the UNZA staff faculty a breeze.},
  year = {2021},
  pages = {37},
  month = {12/2021},
  publisher = {The University of Zambia},
  address = {Lusaka},
  url = {http://lis.unza.zm/archive/handle/123456789/108},
}