Just published: three new IFLA publications from De Gruyter
19 August 2015Three new books in the IFLA Publications series celebrate the broad spectrum of IFLA’s activities.
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Three new books in the IFLA Publications series celebrate the broad spectrum of IFLA’s activities.
IFLA School Library Guidelines, 2nd edition & Guidelines for Parliamentary Research Services
2016 Fellows are from Bangladesh, Kenya, Nigeria, Philippines and Serbia
IFLA has created a Risk Register for documentary heritage in order to raise awareness for the preservation, conservation, and safeguarding of documentary heritage (in any format) world-wide.
Full text of IFLA President's address given at the Opening Session on Sunday.
The Guidelines for Parliamentary Research Services, a joint publication between IFLA and the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), was launched today at the Section’s pre-conference in Cape Town.
Ahead of next month's publication of the winning paper, we would like to share the papers of the top runners-up. They are all worthy of your attention as well!
Mr Winner Chawinga, Master's student at University of Western Cape, is the recipient of the 2015 IFLA/ekz LIS Student Paper Award.
IFLA is pleased to announce the creation of a new Preservation and Conservation (PAC) Centre with expertise in tropical climates and pest management.
On 2 August 2015, after more than three years of negotiations and intense involvement from many stakeholders, including IFLA, the Member States of the United Nations agreed a final version of the post-2015 Development Agenda – now known as 2030 Agenda.
The IFLA Management and Marketing Section is organizing a satellite meeting on "Managing Human Resources in the library and information context: How do we want to work tomorrow?" to take place before the IFLA World Library and Information Congress in 2016.