EBLIDA and NAPLE agree on the Vienna Declaration concerning a Library Policy for Europe.

26 May 2009

Consultation on a future European Union Culture Programme.
Deadline 15 December 2010.
EBLIDA’s responses to the online questionnaire.

Consultation and background documents 

Section 1: ABOUT YOU

To help us analyse the responses to this consultation, please provide the following information about you and/or your organisation. [Completed for EBLIDA]

1.1 Please state your name (surname, first name) (compulsory)
Yeomans, Joanne. Director of EBLIDA, the European Bureau of Library, Information and Documentation Associations

1.2 Please state your email address (compulsory)
director@eblida.org

1.3 In which country are you located? (compulsory)
NL The Netherlands

Please state (compulsory)

1.4 Have you heard of the European Union's Culture Programme 2007-13 before? (compulsory)
Yes

1.5 Have you or your organisation benefited from a grant under the Culture Programme 2007-13? (compulsory)
No

1.6 Are you or your organisation already involved in transnational co-operation in the field of culture? (compulsory)
Yes

1.7 In which cultural sector do you (or your organisation) operate? (compulsory)

Interdisciplinary

If interdisciplinary please specify the main (up to three) cultural or art forms covered. (compulsory)

Cultural Heritage

Audio-visual; Literature, Books and Reading

1.8 In which capacity are you participating in this consultation? (compulsory)
An organisation

1.9a What is the size of the cultural department of your organisation? (compulsory)
Less than 11 employees

1.9b What type is your organisation? (compulsory)
Non-profit-making cultural association

Please specify (compulsory)

1.9c Are you replying on behalf of a representative organisation in the cultural field? (compulsory)
Yes

1.9d Does your organisation represent individuals or organisations? (compulsory)
Organisations

1.9e How many members does your organisation represent? (compulsory)
100 – 250 direct members

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