Resources for Researchers- 1. DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) 2. ScienceDirect 3. Google Scholar / ResearchGate / Academia 4. Unpaywall 5. ASEAN Digital Library & Domain-Specific Repositories

Limited access to research databases can be a challenge, but there are several strategies you can employ to ensure access to relevant resources: 1. Try tools like Unpaywall and CORE to find free versions of articles. 2. Explore local journals, government resources, or apply for grants to cover costs. 3. Attend workshops to learn about using free research tools effectively.

First, I would consult with my institution's library staff. They often have access to alternative resources or can arrange for interlibrary loans, providing access to articles or materials that aren’t directly available. If a specific article or resource is critical, I might contact the author directly. Researchers are typically happy to share their work when requested. Collaborating with colleagues at other institutions is also a valuable option. They might have access to the needed databases and can either share resources or work together on the research. Advocating for database access through the institution, particularly if it aligns with ongoing projects or strategic goals, can sometimes lead to access.