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Chicago, USA, November 2011 Kirstenbosch, Cape Town, June 2012 Pretoria National Botanic Garden, Pretoria, April 2013

Vision and mission To create a global access point and make available the legacy of African Biodiversity Heritage To establish a consortium of institutes To make that information available for open access To include digitally created material in public domain To add as many as possible images to the BHL Flickr platform

Structure of BHLA Institutional members BLHAIM  Steering committee – 2 from each of the four regions and a Technical manager  Anne-Lise Fourie (SANBI, Southern) and Chair: BHL Africa  Ria Groenewald (University of Pretoria, Southern);  Ashah Owano (National Museums of Kenya, Eastern);  Loi Namugenyi (Uganda National Council for Science and Technology, Eastern) Lawrence Monda (National Museums of Kenya) BHL Africa Technical Representative

Northern Africa Western Africa Central Africa Eastern Africa Southern Africa Regions of BHLA

Meeting April 2013  Clarifying BHL's open access policy and its implications for Africa  A concise description of the value of BHL for participating institutions in order to secure managerial buy-in;  Organization of clear fundraising strategies;  The need for extensive training;  Identification of available resources and digitization capacity building;  Best way to collaborate and share resources amongst participating members.  collections development,  copyright,  communication  infrastructure

Two-year BHL-Africa work plan Nancy’s expectations  Establishing a list of titles that each institution wishes to contribute to BHL; - have up to date, 32 signed MoU  Drafting documentation, based largely on existing files from gBHL, for workflow and collaboration guidance – Ashah and Loi  Drafting a preliminary communication and outreach plan, this addresses not only external, but also internal, communication needs. – my responsibility/letter to invite  Partnership Building

The way forward  Establish 1000 Books from Africa  Drafting documentation for workflow and collaboration guidance Strengthen communication and outreach plan, external, but also internal Establish the training needs Funding

Challenges The uniqueness of a collection Understanding of what your commitment to BHLA actually means Training and infrastructure Funding And my personal list