Executive summary
Introduction
Problem statement
Research methods
Literature review
AfricanLII
Case studies
Ghana
GHALII: users and demographics Management and finance Information access GHALII visibility Competitors and cultural barriers Impacts of GHALII Future improvements and ambitions Political support
South Africa
SAFLII user demographics Management and finance Information access Visibility Competition and culture Impacts of SAFLII Future improvements or ambitions Political support
Uganda
ULII users and demographics Management and finance Information access Visibility Competition and culture Impacts of ULII Future improvements and ambitions Political support
African LII surveys
Site users Gender Age Location Sector Employment Profession Internet reliability Offline/printing Usefulness of LII by country and profession
Thematic findings
User groups Connectivity landscape Domestic legal environment Management structure and resources Political will Educational environment Competitors to the LIIs
Room for improvement
User suggestions Report suggestions
Critical success factors
Recommendations
Further research
Conclusions
References
Acknowledgements

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Executive summary
Introduction
Problem statement
Research methods
Literature review
AfricanLII
Case studies
Ghana
South Africa
Uganda
African LII surveys
Thematic findings
Room for improvement
Critical success factors
Recommendations
Further research
Conclusions
References
Acknowledgements
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Contents

Executive summary
Introduction
Problem statement
Research methods
Literature review
AfricanLII
Case studies
Ghana
South Africa
Uganda
African LII surveys
Thematic findings
Room for improvement
- User suggestions
- Report suggestions
Critical success factors
Recommendations
Further research
Conclusions
References
Acknowledgements