One of the first international non-profit, non-governmental organizations, aiming to the further cause of librarianship.

1. Welcome
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Presentation

2. IFLA —IFLA — InternationalInternational
Federation of LibraryFederation of Library
Associations andAssociations and
InstitutionsInstitutions

3. Roll Name
01 Sazzadul Karim
03 Mithila Islam
05 Mahmudul Hasan
06 Roksana Parvin
08 Tamanna Afrin
09 Nazmus Sakib
10 Faysal-Al-Ahad

4. One of the first international non-profit, non-governmental organizations,
aiming to the further cause of librarianship.
Founded in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1927
1600 Members in approximately 150
countries
Registered in Netherlands,1971
Headquartered in Hague, the Netherlands

5. Promote high standards of provision and
delivery of library and information services
Encourage widespread understanding of
the value of good library & information
services
Represent the interests of its members
throughout the world

6. To represent librarianship in mattersof
international interest
To promotethecontinuing education of
library personnel
To develop, maintain and promote
guidelinesfor library services

7.  Action for Development through Libraries Programme
(ALP)
 UNIMARC Core Activity (UCA)
 Committee on Copyright and other Legal Matters (CLM)
 Free Access to Information and Freedom of Expression
(FAIFE)
 IFLA-CDNL Alliance for Bibliographic Standards
(ICABS) and
 Preservation and Conservation (PAC)

9.  Established in 2003
 Maintenance and development of Universal Marc
Format
 Provide International exchange of bibliographic data
Purpose
 Co-ordinate activities
 Development, maintenance and promotion of UNIMARC Format

10.  Created to advice IFLA
 Represent as the voice of library community
CLM is Active in
Disputed clams of ownership of library materials
Economic & Trade barriers to the accusation &
use library resources
Subscription & licence agreements

11.  Promote the basic human rights
 Rise awareness the essential correlation between library
concept and intellectual freedom
 FAIFE directly or indirectly related to library &
librarianship
ACTIVITIES
 Publish reports, participate in conference & arrange workshop
 Monitor intellectual freedom of library community
 Publish newsletter & online news
 Co-operate with other international human rights organisation

12.  Hosted by Die Deutesch Bibliotheca (DDB)
 From 2003 national library of Portugal take responsibility
for UNIMARC & ICABS.
OBJECTIVES
Practices for bibliography and resource control
To promote new convention
To participate & organise seminar & workshop
To enhance communication within the community

13. Created in Nairobi in 1984
effectively launched in Vienna during the
1986
Focus efforts on issues of preservation
Co-operate for the preservation of library
materials

14. IFLA
Journal
IFLA
Publications
Series
IFLA Series
on
Bibliographic
Control
IFLA
Professional
Reports

15. Policy & Procedure
Corporate Document
Section Newsletter
Core Activities Newsletter
Conference Proceedings

16.  General Research Libraries
 Special Libraries
 Libraries Serving & General Public
 Bibliographic Control
 Collections & Services
 Management & Technology
 Education & Research
 Regional Activities

17. Customizable training packages on library
association development
IFLA’s policy based on learning materials
Monitor & advice on forming partnership
Case study from library associations

18.  Jay Jordan IFLA/OCLC Early Career Development
Fellowship Program
 Jointly sponsored by IFLA and OCLC
 Gives opportunities to meet with leading information
practitioners , visit libraries and explore topics
 For the Library and Information Science professionals
who are in early stages of career development and from
countries with developing economics
 2012 fellows are from Bangladesh, Ghana, Kenya,
Nigeria and Pakistan

19. Date Place Them
16-22 August, 2014 Lyon, France All We Need is News: Knowledge
production & dissemination through news
media
17-23August, 2013 Singapore Open Access & Digital Resource
11-17 August, 2012 Helsinki, Finland Users & Portals: digital newspaper, usability
&genealogy
16-22 August, 2011 San Juan, Puerto
Rico
Newspaper in the Crimean. Central & South
America: production, distribution &
Conservation
16-22 August, 2010 Gothenburg,
Sweden
Relation between Publisher, Standards,
Organization & Libraries: Transforming links
between publisher, readers & Libraries
16-22 August, 2009 Milan, Italy Newspaper in the Mediterranean & the
evolution of the modern state

20. Date Place Them
14-18 August, 2008 Quebec, Canada The North American Ethic Press
10-15 August, 2007 Durban, South Africa African Newspaper: Access & Technology
August, 2006 Seoul, South Korea Newspaper of The East Asia
14-18 August, 2005 Oslo, Norway Newspaper Digitization Project :
Development of the online availability of
older newspaper
22-27 August, 2004 Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Libraries: Tools for education & development
1-9 August, 2003 Berlin, Germany Access point Library: Media-Information-
Culture

21. Date Place Them
18-24 August, 2002 Glasgow, Scotland Libraries for Life: Democracy, Diversity.
Delivery
16-25 August, 2001 Boston, USA Libraries & Librarians: Making a difference
in the knowledge age
13-18 August, 2000 Jerusalem, Israel Information for Co-operation: Creating the
Global Library of the Future