What a source-backed research record should contain
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A useful research record identifies the original publisher, stable URL, publication date, geographic scope, method, and any limits on interpretation. This article proposes a compact provenance checklist for analysts working with public African data.
The checklist is an ADG editorial synthesis informed by the documentation practices of WHO AFRO and the World Bank.
Primary sources: WHO AFRO publications · World Development Indicators
How to cite
ADG Library Editorial (10 September 2026). What a source-backed research record should contain. Axel Dev Group — ADG Library, Article ADG-ART-2026-002. https://library.axeldevlab.com/index.php/node/189
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