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Declaration on the protection of archives, libraries, museums and heritage places during armed conflicts and political instability
No full textL'IFLA a rejoint des partenaires du monde entier à La Haye pour célébrer 70 ans de protection du patrimoine culturel lors d'une conférence organisée par l'UNESCO et le Royaume des Pays-Bas. C'est à cette occasion que nous nous joignons aux organisations sœurs et aux membres fondateurs du Bouclier Bleu International pour réaffirmer nos appels à la protection des archives, des bibliothèques, des musées et des lieux patrimoniaux pendant les conflits armés et l'instabilité politique. Cette déclaration est une marque de solidarité à travers le secteur du patrimoine culturel - unissant les voix pour exhorter toutes les parties impliquées dans un conflit à respecter le travail de ces professionnels et à protéger leur vie et leur intégrité. [DeepL.com
Report on IFLA Activities to the Governing Board, April 2024
No full textThis presentation summarises key achievements between December 2023 and April 2024, structures around the four strategic direction of the IFLA Strategy
International Statement on the Freedom of Expression, and the Freedoms to Publish and Read
No full textQuesta dichiarazione è stata preparata dall'IFLA, the International Publishers' Association, dall'International Authors' Forum, PEN International e dalla European and International Booksellers' Federation
Action Plan 2023-2024: Information Technology Section
No full textAction plan includes projects on AI, Preservation and Conservation, Cybersecurity, Digital Humanities, Openbadges, Digital inclusio
IFLA Open Access Vocabulary
No full textA shared understanding of the key terminology used in Open Access across regions and languages is essential for awareness raising within the profession and communication with stakeholders. The purpose of IFLA’s Open Access vocabulary is to collate the most widely used terms and definitions, with reference to official statements or other documents where these terms are defined. It is intended to be an easy-to-read reference guide. As new terminology and definitions are regularly created, it is intended to capture the most common terms used across the globe, and is not exhaustive. Revision 8 May 2024
IFLA Open Access Vocabulary
No full textA shared understanding of the key terminology used in Open Access across regions and languages is essential for awareness raising within the profession and communication with stakeholders. The purpose of IFLA’s Open Access vocabulary is to collate the most widely used terms and definitions, with reference to official statements or other documents where these terms are defined. It is intended to be an easy-to-read reference guide. As new terminology and definitions are regularly created, it is intended to capture the most common terms used across the globe, and is not exhaustive. Revision 8 May 2024
Minutes of Meeting: RSCVD Steering Committee, 9 October 2024
No full textThe Resource Sharing Collaborative and Voluntary Document Delivery (RSCVD)Steering Committee met on October 9th to discuss new updates related to the group activites. As a result of meeting with the ILDS PLanning committee, it has been decided to allocate the RSCVD presenters in ILDS Baku the morning session from 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM to allow a full exposure of the RSCVD project to the new attendees. The session will be in 2 parts: 1st part The Origins of RSCVD and 2nd part The Futrue and Case Studies. The second point discussed a possible collaboration between RSCVD and the Toolkit that was initiated at the ALA last July between Silvana Magiaracina and Lapis Cohen the founder of the Toolkit. The collaboration will focus on how to group both intiatives and allow better collaboration. A meeting was proposed on the 23rd of October between the RSCVD Committee and the Toolkit Committee. The third point discussed the Digital voucher with a planned meeting with the IFLA HQ to discuss ways to move forward with ILL payments. The fourth point disucssed the support to Palestinian Scholars in Gaza and West Bank with the Bodleian Library and how to involve RSCVD to allow libraires to benefit from the service. The last point discussed organizing a webinar about RSCVD in the MENA region to promote the RSCVD mission, raise awareness among the Middle Eastern Libraries , and reach Palestinian scholars. The webinar will be held in January 2025
Trend Report 2024 - Survey Results
No full textThis report shares the results of IFLA’s survey on the trends identified in the Trend Report 2024 Literature Review. It highlights perspectives on the impacts of different trends on societies, libraries, and demand for library services, both globally and by region, level of experience and library type. It also highlights where the library field sees the strongest connections between trends being – notably between changing knowledge practices, and technological trends, the renegotiation of trust, and digital equity
IFLA and Charity Status - a Briefing
No full textНа своем заседании 15-17 апреля 2024 года Совет управляющих ИФЛА решил предложить на предстоящей Генеральной ассамблее 20 июня 2024 года внести необходимые изменения в Устав, чтобы ИФЛА могла подать официальную заявку на получение статуса ANBI в соответствии с голландским законодательством. Приобретение статуса ANBI будет означать, что ИФЛА более четко ориентирована на общественную пользу и является голландским эквивалентом благотворительной организации. В данном брифинге представлена информация об этом процессе в преддверии публикации официального уведомления о созыве с текстом поправок. В дополнение к этому брифингу и информации, распространяемой вместе с уведомлением о созыве, мы также проведем онлайн-встречи, чтобы выслушать вопросы и предоставить любую дополнительную информацию, необходимую нашим членам для принятия решения о том, как голосовать. Автоматически переведено сайтом DeepL
Newsletter: IFLA Information Literacy Section, Summer 2024
No full textThe Information Literacy Section Newsletter is published twice a year. Articles in this issue: 1) Unlocking Minds: Digital Libraries for Sustainable Literacy; 2) Transforming the AMDI Library, Universiti Sains Malaysia: Embracing Innovation for Enhanced Learning; 3) Library Instruction and Blended Learning at RMIT University Vietnam; 4) Introducing: Information Literacy is a Discipline; 5) Identifying Fraudulent Information Using Artificial Intelligence and Information Literacy; 6) Information Literacy in Boma International Hospitality College; 7) China's New Progress on Improving Digital Literacy and Skills of the Whole People: Keep Adjusting, Keep Moving