During 2011 the Library Association of Samoa undertook two projects funded by the IFLA ALP programme. These were a workshop and training session for the librarians of Samoa and a National Library Week.
These projects helped the Library Association of Samoa to pass on Information Literacy skills and offer the “Building Strong Library Associations” materials provided by IFLA covering libraries in organisations and libraries in society. The workshop and training sessions were attended by 56 participants representing the school, university, public and special librarians of Samoa.
The IFLA Building Strong Library Associations programme has commenced in Nepal, with the first of three scheduled workshops being held between the 7th and 9th of November 2011.
A revised and expanded version of the training module, Library Statistics for Advocacy, is now available from the IFLA Online Learning Platform. This module was designed by a working group of IFLA's Statistics and Evaluation Section.
During the 2011 IFLA ALP small project in Serbia, FAIFE Expert Resource Person Barbara Jones, delivered workshops on the topic of transparency and freedom from corruption. This interview has also been published in Serbian language in local journals and the Serbian Library Association website.
The Interview was conducted by Vesna Crnogorac, the Secretary of Serbian Library Association.
The IFLA Action for Development through Libraries Programme (IFLA ALP) has announced the call for project applications for 2012. Reminder: closing date for applications is September 15. IFLA ALP offers financial or other assistance for projects within ALP's main areas of focus based on IFLA learning materials, policies or guidelines.
The IFLA Action for Development through Libraries Programme (IFLA ALP) has announced the call for project applications for 2012. IFLA ALP offers financial or other assistance for projects within ALP’s main areas of focus based on IFLA learning materials or local needs.
El Casero del Libro, a project carried out in Peru with support from IFLA ALP in 2009, has won second prize in the 2010 competition VivaLectura organized by the National Education Council.
A 5-day workshop on the Development and Implementation of Online National Bibliographies in French-Speaking West African Countries was held in Bamako, Mali, 22-26 November 2010.
