LIBLEG - Working Group on Library Legislation and Policy in Europe
Aims and goals
- Investigating into the current situation and developments in library legislation and policy in Europe and identifying most innovative aspects / features;
- Revising the Council of Europe-EBLIDA Guidelines for library legislation and policy in Europe;
- Drafting the Final Report on Library Legislation and Policy in Europe.
Since LIBLEG activities impact on library policy and planning, the LIBLEG Working Group will meet EGIL and ELSIA experts regularly in order to bring in-field experience to the work undertaken by the two other groups and, vice versa, to get direction on issues which may have an impact on library legislation, policy and other information laws. The three groups should routinely make their minutes and any relevant papers available to each other so they are aware of decisions taken and of further action to be made.
Members of LIBLEG
Chair
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Giuseppe Vitiello
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Members
- Vanya Graskina (Bulgaria)
- Lenka Maixnerová (Czech Republic)
- Dominique Lahary (France)
- Emilie Terrier (France)
- Barbara Schleihagen (Germany)
- Anthi Katsirikou (Greece)
- Stavroula Kouri (Greece)
- Andris Vilks (Latvia)
- Dragos-Adrian Neagu (Romania)
- Óscar Arroyo (Spain)
- Zélia Parreira (Portugal)
Documents:
- Council of Europe-EBLIDA Guidelines for library legislation and policy in Europe
- Background paper to the Annual Conference in Dublin (June 2019)
- Interim report on library legislation and policy in Europe.
Related Activities
NEWS
EBLIDA Newsletter May 2022
09 May 2022: Register to the EBLIDA Conference! Come to Athens to see how libraries are working their post-Covid agenda! Read more >EBLIDA Newsletter April 2022
13 April 2022: Seven good reasons why EBLIDA is a must-do Conference! REGISTER NOW! Read more >Press Release: EBLIDA, NAPLE and PL2030 join together to reinforce and develop library initiatives for Ukrainian refugees
12 April 2022: JOIN our initiative! Read more >EBLIDA Newsletter March 2022
11 March 2022: With Statements and Declarations made by EBLIDA Members and other European Libraries/Institutions. Read more >The Russian Federation barbaric attack against Ukraine
24 February 2022: In response to the appeal launched by the Ukrainian Library Association, EBLIDA, NAPLE and Public Libraries 2030 to support democracy and freedom of expression. Read more >