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    Linee guida IFLA per i servizi bibliotecari per ragazzi e ragazze da 0 a 18 anni (infografica)
    (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2026-03-08) IFLA Libraries for Children and Young Adults Section Standing Committee; Heng, Huey Bin; Lamberti, Antonella
    Questa infografica fornisce una sintesi delle Linee guida sviluppate dalla Sezione IFLA Libraries for Children and Young Adults. Le linee guida forniscono conoscenze e approfondimenti professionali aggiornati per coloro che programmano in modo strategico o forniscono servizi e programmi bibliotecari per la fascia d’età 0-18 anni.
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    Minutes of meeting: Professional Division A, 13 November 2025
    (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2026-03-05) IFLA Professional Division A; Cowell, Jane
    The meeting of the Professional Division A Unit focused on an update from the Professional Council and updates from each of the Sections within Division A. Discussion was also held on Impact training and Infinity training in preparation for finalising Action Plans.
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    IFLA and the Developing Countries [1970]
    (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2026-03-05) Francis, Frank
    Prepared by outgoing IFLA President Frank Francis for an Executive Board meeting in May 1970, this document addresses the role and responsibilities of IFLA in supporting libraries in developing countries. Francis highlights the lack of IFLA’s active engagement with these nations despite its international status and calls for a strategic and collaborative approach, emphasising respect for local needs and integration with practical social programmes.
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    IFLA Journal. March 2026 [Special Issue: Indigenous Knowledge]
    (SAGE, 2026-03-05) Weiss, Nancy E.; Gosart, Ulia; Toki, Valmaine; Townzen, Susan; Mosweu, Tshepho; Chigwada, Josiline; Mapara, Jacob; Ngulube, Patrick; Chabvutagondo, Tavhiringwa; Littletree, Sandra; Guerrero, Nestor; Belarde-Lewis, Miranda; Okello, Gilbert; Bukirwa, Joyce; Magara, Elisam; Guandinango, Adriana; Lipscombe, Ailsa; Liew, Chern Li; Anderson, Bethany G.; Krupa, Krystiana L.; Sutton, Elizabeth A.; Tapaha, Oliver G.; Gondo, Reniko; Sospeter, Martinus E.; Mtega, Wulystan Pius; Malekani, Andrew; Alburo, Jade; Benson, Sara R.; Bhardwaj, Raj Kumar; Chisita, Collence Takaingenhamo; Garg, Mohit; Ocepek, Melissa G.; Minds VandeBurgt, Melissa; Webb, Damien
    This special issue of IFLA Journal is dedicated to Indigenous Knowledge, foregrounding Indigenous authority, voice, and agency in libraries, archives, and museums. Emerging from the 2024 symposium in Mexico City, “Stewarding Indigenous Knowledge through ethics, law and the archive,” co-sponsored by IFLA’s Indigenous Matters Section and partners, the issue centers Indigenous expertise in reshaping professional practice. The contributions examine legal developments affecting traditional cultural expressions, collaborations between Indigenous communities and heritage institutions, Indigenous data governance, language revitalization, climate adaptation, and community-based library models. Together, they advance ethical stewardship grounded in consultation, co-curation, and respect for sovereignty. Guest editors: Jade Alburo, Sara R. Benson, Raj Kumar Bhardwaj, Collence Takaingenhamo Chisita, Mohit Garg, Melissa G. Ocepek, Melissa M. VandeBurgt, and Damien Webb bring deep expertise in Indigenous librarianship, copyright, cultural heritage law, and community-engaged scholarship, modeling the collaborative and cross-cultural leadership that defines this issue.
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    国際書誌コントロールに関するIFLA専門家声明（2025）
    (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2026-03-04) IFLA Bibliography Section
    この専門家声明は、2025年7月にIFLA理事会によって承認され、国際書誌コントロール（UBC）の主要な原則と責任の共有を定義しています。UBCとは、ユーザー指向の重要な書誌情報を適時に作成し共有することにより、書誌及び典拠のメタデータへの世界的な調整とアクセスを実現することを意味します。2012年からIFLA書誌分科会によって維持されてきたこの声明は、書誌分科会、目録分科会、主題分析・アクセス分科会が後援するワーキンググループと、標準諮問委員会、そして国立図書館分科会との協議を経て改訂されました。この声明は、メタデータのより広範なエコシステムにおけるUBCの継続的な重要性と中心性を再確認します。