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Publishing guidelines

Home page Publishing Guidelines	I IUCN and Publishing	II Planning a Publication	III Preparing a Publication	IV Other Publishing Information	V Using Publications to Communicate the Message	VI Closing a Project

Publishing Guidelines
Frequently asked questions

What is an IUCN publication?
When should I publish?
How do I define my objectives and message?
Who is my audience?
What is the best media?
What should I include in my project proposal?
Who should write my copy?
How do I guarantee the scientific integrity of my publication?
Who should edit my publication?
How do I design my publication?
Should I use pictures and illustrations?
What needs to be included in my publication?
How do I print my document?
How do I prepare my document for publication on the web?
Should I translate my publication?
I am co-publishing, what do I need to remember?
My book is part of a series, how do I manage this?
How do I promote my publication?
How do I disseminate it?
What does my publication cost?
How do I fund my publication?
How do I timetable my project?
How do I evaluate the success of my publication?

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