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INFORM
INTEGRATE
INSPIRE
IFLA/UNESCO Public Library Manifesto 1994
Make sure that nobody leaves your public library without something in their heart, hand or head. Because nobody should leave without information they came to retrieve, that printout or book that they needed, or a very good feeling in their heart.
(Stephanie Holman)
1. the biggest cultural institution network
2. in line with priorities of government
e.g creation of national wealth, improvement of life quality, enhancing competitiveness and employment
3. international relations, but national interest in the force
4. lack of national library strategy
5. special library function in highlight
i.e. new regulations on national level
i.e. grants, cooperation, opportunities on international level
1. competition for the possession of information
2. Internet, wifi, mobile networks more and more substantial and available
3. widespread use of mobile technologies and applications
4. widespread use of e-content and e-services
5. growth in demand for integrated and e-services
6. online learning; social networking
7. need for continuous training of librarians
1. worldwide economic difficulties, weak national economy
2. decreasing revenues, increasing spending
3. stagnant funding from local government, decreasing or missing state funding
5. unemployment, impoverishment, less money at families for cultural services
6. need for multi-channel financing, alternative funding
1. increasing number or disadvantaged people -
social role of libraries more appreciated
2. accelerated life, time pressure - demand for instant access to information
3. digital literacy and lifelong learning in focus
4. widespread home network services
5. demand for quality services, but commercialization in parallel
6. changes in reading habits and ways - Y, Z generations
7. appreciation of community learning, work and
social media
1. the unpredictability of financial resources
2. social changes, poverty, unemployment
3. staying relevant, keeping pace with
technological changes
4. users" preferences for easy to use, one-stop information retrieval programs
5. small number of e-content in Hungarian
6. data security, privacy and the protection of personal information
7. financial and legal aspects of e-document lending
8. lack of well-educated, ambitious young professionals
1. a well-known, popular institution with 110 years of experience
2. a well-structured organization
3. modern, current collection; special collections
4. full use of ILS; OPAC; integrated core services
5. recurring events, regular reading & cultural awareness programs
6. location, visibility, awareness, popularity of certain branch libraries
7. opening hours are as according to user habits
8. experienced, user-oriented librarians
1. imbalanced financing of operations and development
2. quickly obsolete infrastructure
3. lack of resources for branding, communication & international cooperation
4. lack of funding for special library services
5. reducing number of registered users
6. location, visibility, awareness and popularity of certain branch libraries
7. no communication plan, ad hoc PR activities
8. no funding and time for training
1. introduction of quality assurance system
2. EU and other international funds
3. networking (national & international)
4. ongoing changes in technology
5. strengthening demand for e-documents and e-services
6. support for early literacy, digital literacy and lifelong learning
7. the library as a community place
8. reshaping library spaces
9. improved communication