The search form has been designed so that you can simply type your query and click on the Search button, or else use the second form in order to perform a more precise search. Below you will find helpful information that can help you improve your searches of the Plan Canada's database. The form has been preset with the most commonly-used search options for this database. As a result, you can simply perform your search by typing your keyword or phrase and clicking the Search button. Search Tips All of the search input areas allow you to type in partial words, whole words or sentence fragments that make up your query or search statement.
Case is ignored in all searches.
The advanced form allows keyword searching by author, Plan Canada volume number and article subject. Each field functions in the same way as the default search function. See the advanced search tips on how to use the wildcard character. Multiple fields can be used simultaneously. If more than one field is used, all search statements must be found in the same article listing for it is to show up as a search result.