Browsing by Author "Gamage, Premila"

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    SDG Stories from Asia and Oceania
    (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2021-12) Gamage, Premila; Mamtora, Jayshree; McDonald, Vicki; Roberts, Winston; IFLA Asia and Oceania Section Standing Committee
    This booklet aims to showcase how libraries of the Asia and Oceania region are supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). An SDG story is a narrative about an activity, project or programme implemented by libraries and their partners, which is addressing community needs, and making a significant impact on community life at local, national or regional level. The IFLA Asia and Oceania Section Standing Committee collated this collection of SDG stories from libraries in the Asia and Oceania region. The collection is the result of a call made to members, to share SDG stories from their respective countries for inclusion in the booklet. The stories are organised according to the six sub regions of Asia and Oceania: West Asia, Central Asia, South Asia, South East Asia, North East Asia and Oceania.
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    සිරකරුවන් සඳහා වූ පුස්තකාල සේවා පිළිබඳ මාර්ගෝපදේශ 3 වන සංස්කරණය
    (National Library and Documentation Services Board of Sri Lanka, 2020-07) Lehmann, Vibeke; Locke, Joanne; Gamage, Premila; Walimuni, Sunil
    The objective of this document is to provide a tool for the planning, implementation, and evaluation of library services to prisoners. The document is intended to serve as a model guide for the development of national guidelines for prison libraries. It can be easily adapted to reflect local circumstances. At the same time, these international guidelines reflect an acceptable level of library service, which could be achieved in most countries where national and local government policies support the existence of prison libraries. The guidelines represent a tool for planning new libraries and for evaluation of existing libraries. In the absence of any local guidelines or standards, these guidelines can be used.