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 | Government of MauritiusList of Indigenous plants (Forestry Service, Mauritius) Fauna (NPCS, Mauritius) Flora (NPCS, Mauritius) Islet Offshore (NPCS, Mauritius) Park management (NPCS, Mauritius) MACCHABEE – BEL OMBRE BIOSPHERE RESERVE (nomination dossier) | |
 | Mauritius Digital Promotion Agency (MDPA) The MDPA operates both the opendata portal and the geoportal that hosts downloadable datasets in terms of CSV and shapefiles. | |
 | Higher Education CommissionHEC's online library democratizes access to knowledge, benefiting students and academic staff of higher education institutions nationwide. It offers a shared subscription to international e-journals, providing a common platform for publicly funded institutions to access research resources and enhance teaching and learning. | |
 | Mauritius HerbariumMH focuses on the plants of the Mascarene Islands (Mauritius, Réunion and Rodrigues) and other territories belonging to Mauritius (Agalega, St Brandon and Chagos). The Mauritius Herbarium was created in 1960 but its origin dates back to the 1830. This database is being developed using BRAHMS and it is made available for scientific purposes solely. It may not be sold or used for commercial purposes | |
 | Mauritius Oceanography Institute (MOI)Characterization of aquaculture sites in the Republic of Mauritius | |
 | MRIC Mauritius Research RepositoryThe Mauritius Research Repository (MRR) is an initiative by the Mauritius Research and Innovation Council, designed to enhance visibility and facilitate knowledge sharing among researchers and innovators from both the public and private sectors. As an open-access online collection, the MRR features a wide range of materials including research projects, reports, and scholarly articles related to Mauritius or produced by Mauritian authors. Its aim is to broaden public access to research outputs, encourage further research, and foster innovation and commercialization. | |
| National Library of MauritiusThe National Library of Mauritius primarily aims to compile an extensive collection of the nation's heritage and provide public access for consultation. It is mandated to preserve all Mauritian literary works for future generations, primarily acquiring materials through the legal deposit system established by the National Library Act. Additionally, the library collects both print and non-print materials related to Mauritius from abroad to ensure a comprehensive collection of Mauritiana. Beyond these core functions, the National Library also offers a diverse array of foreign reference materials to its users. | |
UoM e-LibraryThe University of Mauritius Library's electronic platform, LIBERO, hosts an extensive collection of online dissertations submitted by students and e-books with perpetual library access. These e-resources are readily available and accessible to support academic pursuits aimed at the socio-economic development of the country. | ||
