The Section 27 and Public Domain Books Project houses digitisations (primarily in the form of scans) of books covered by Section 27(1) of New Zealand's Copyright Act 1994 -- that is, many Kiwi court, inquiry, municipal and parliamentary documents.

The Section 27(1)-compliant books themselves thus have no copyright and are provided as e-books on this basis. They're mainly historical texts such as the Mazengarb Report.

On the odd occasion, other (usually related) books that are not Section 27(1)-compliant but in the public domain are scanned and added. Also, the odd set of scanned images donated from Project Gutenberg's Distributed Proofreaders site is uploaded. (Both of these types are clearly marked as such.)

The PRIME II Project was a partnership combining leading global health care organizations dedicated to improving the quality and accessibility of family planning and reproductive health care services throughout the world. Funded by the United States Agency for International Development and implemented by IntraHealth International, PRIME II focused on strengthening the performance of primary care providers as they work to improve services in their communities. To accomplish its goals, PRIME II applied innovative training and learning and performance improvement approaches in collaboration with host-country colleagues to support national reproductive health goals and priorities.

In dozens of languages, among people of many cultures, in urban centers and remote villages, PRIME II worked to ensure access to quality family planning services, prevent unplanned pregnancies, promote safe motherhood, increase the availability of postabortion care, and combat HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections. This site makes available all the work of the Project, including publications, presentations, technical reports, training materials and results.