IFLA’s Rules of Procedure complement our Statutes, providing further detail about how our Federation works. In advance of the upcoming elections period, the Governing Board has approved a number of changes designed to offer clarity, consistency and enhancements. Read More
Meeting face to face in The Hague provided the IFLA Governing Board time to discuss in depth the many issues on which it is taking action in the short and long term. This report notes twelve highlights that we would like to share with you. Read More
We are pleased to announce the result of the IFLA Extraordinary Election for the key post of Chair of the Professional Council. Read More
I wish to advise that IFLA has reached a settlement agreement with Gerald Leitner to dissolve his employment contract. This was based on the recommendation of IFLA's lawyers and in the best interests of IFLA. Read More
In August 2022, the Governing Board set out a plan to act on issues identified by itself and by IFLA members and volunteers in order to secure IFLA’s future. The plan describes a series of actions with responsibilities and timeframes. It outlines what has happened so far against each action… Read More
The IFLA Governing Board met on Thursday 20 October 2022 by teleconference and discussed a wide range of issues. Read More
Key outcomes from the Governing Board meeting on Thursday 27 September 2022, where a wide range of issues were discussed. Read More
IFLA is seeking an external member of its Finance and Risk Committee, to work alongside IFLA’s Treasurer and other Governing Board members. Deadline: 17 October 2022 Read More
On 7 September 2022, the IFLA Governing Board was notified by Adjoa Boateng in a brief email that she was resigning as Chair of the Professional Council. Read More
At last week’s IFLA General Assembly 2022, President Barbara Lison set out the Governing Board’s concrete plan for further enhancing the way that the Federation operates. This both sets out steps already taken, responds to questions raised by members, and identifies Board priorities for making IFLA stronger. Read More