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Considerations to manage quality process in our libraries, and no give it up in the way
No full textPresentation by Roxana Huaman [Britanico Library – Asociación Cultural Peruano Británica] at the IFLA Management and Marketing Section Midterm meeting in Lima, Peru on 6 March 2024
Minutes of Meeting Professional Council 13 June 2024
No full textMinutes from the 13 June 2024 meeting of the IFLA Professional Counci
Newsletter: IFLA Library and Research Services for Parliaments Section, Summer 2024
No full textIFLA Library and Research Services for Parliaments Section actions update; News from parliamentary libraries and research services worldwide; IFLA Library and Research Services for Parliaments Section projects; New books, articles, and events review
Trend Report 2024: Introduction Presentation
No full textThis presentation offers a short summary of the Trend Report 2024. The full report can be found on our website: https://www.ifla.org/trend-report/. It is made possible by a grant from Stichting IFLA Global Libraries
IFLA Metadata Newsletter, vol. 10, n. 1 (June 2024)
No full textThe IFLA Metadata Newsletter is a joint publication of three sections in Division H: Bibliography, Cataloguing, and Subject Analysis and Access. The newsletter includes section news, news from around the world, reports of metadata-related committees, and information about new section members. The newsletter is published twice a year in June and December
Make every co-worker a star!
No full textPresentation by Anya Feltreuter [Linköping University Library, Sweden] at the IFLA Management and Marketing Section Midterm meeting in Lima, Peru on 6 March 2024
Action Plan 2023-2025: Document Delivery and Resource Sharing Section
No full textThe DDRS Standing Committee created 4 Action Plans and this is the Chinese version of the plan. the Action plans are : 1. 18th Interlending and Document Supply Conference 28-30 October 2024 - 2. Maintain the RSCVD (Resource Sharing Collaborative and Voluntary Document Delivery Program Governance Communication and Monitoring) 3. Monitor current and emerging topics affecting resource sharing and support the community. 4. Review the Guidelines for best practice in Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery
Minutes of Meeting: Management of Library Associations Section, 31 May 2024
No full textThe MLAS Mid-Year Meeting was held in conjunction with the 13th Eurasian Academic Libraries Conference (EALC) which is a collaboration between the Nazarbayev University Library and the IFLA Management of Library Associations Section (MLAS) from 29 to 31 May 2024 in Astana, Kazakhstan. The title of the conference was "Connect, Collaborate, Create: Advancing Library Associations and Partnerships to Future-proof our Profession." The MLAS Session was held from 15:00 to 17:00 (Astana Time) on 29th, 30th and 31st May 2024. The Meeting was held in hybrid format(In-person and Online) and open to MLAS members as observers. Among the matters discussed at the meeting include the following: Updates from IFLA Governing Board; the MLAS Open Session was held on 17th May in collaboration with the Lebanese Library Association (LLA), the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region, and the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (UN ESCWA); future MLAS collaboration; Co-option of MLAS SC Members; Programme of Mentoring; Building Strong Library Associations; updates on Advocacy Impact Evaluation (AIE) Project; IFLA Draft Strategy Survey; updates on NPSIG and WILSIG
Get into WIPO (2024 edition)
No full textThe World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), based in Geneva, is the United Nations agency responsible for copyright and other intellectual property issues. Established in 1967, its official mission is to lead the development of a balanced and effective international intellectual property (IP) system that enables innovation and creativity for the benefit of all.
IFLA has official observer status at WIPO, together with the International Council on Archives (ICA), the International Council of Museums (ICOM) and around 250 other non-governmental organisations. For libraries, WIPO is not only the primary focus of efforts to promote better copyright laws internationally, but also a potential partner in supporting the library field. Additionally, its meetings provide a good opportunity to meet with senior national officials who may otherwise be difficult to engage with