Asian-Pacific Resource and Research Centre (ARROW) Information and Documentation Centre hosts a special collection of information resources on women’s sexual and reproductive health and rights. Currently the library database has over 9000 records, which includes books, journals, audio-visual materials, articles and conference publications. The collection is supplemented by grey literature from ARROW’s projects, and from several years of networking and partnerships in the region and internationally.  

In addition to the traditional library services, the resource centre prepares reference tools such as subject bibliographies, accession lists, and database searches. The information and documentation centre (IDC) also provides information and research support upon request.  

Click the links below to access relevant IDC products and services:

Virtual catalogue

The IDC maintains a bibliographic database of resources available at the centre. To browse and search the database of over 9000 records click here. 

Information Research Support

If you are a researcher and would like assistance in locating relevant literature and information on sexual and reproductive health and rights in the Asian region you can request for assistance from the resource centre.  

Bibliographies

As a reference tool to researchers on specific topics in reproductive health and rights, the IDC prepares a select listing of materials available in the resource centre. These subject bibliographies are updated on a regular basis as new information is added to the resource centre. For a complete listing of available bibliographies click here. 

New Accession Lists  

A list of new arrivals is compiled on a regular basis to inform the users of the new materials available at the resource centre. For a complete listing of available accession lists click here. 

SRHR Info Resources

We select and gather relevant and useful information, resources, news, event announcements etc. on sexual and reproductive health and rights in the region and worldwide and disseminate proactively on a regular basis via email to our e-list network members. To view the resources that have been sent out, click here. Not a member yet? Sign up now. 

To request for copies of publications, research assistance, or to make any other enquiries regarding specific SRHR information write to: