Survey of Libraries on SDGs and CRPD
Libraries play a crucial role in serving people with disabilities by providing physical and intellectual access to resources, education, and IT services. The purpose of the survey is to determine the adoption of SDGs and CRPD by national and local libraries and raise awareness about the services offered to individuals with disabilities. The target audience includes national library associations, national libraries, and individual school, public, academic, and special libraries, with IFLA representing 1300 members across 140 countries.
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Survey of Libraries on SDGs and CRPD NANCY BOLT NANCYBOLT@EARTHLINK.NET REPRESENTING IFLA
Libraries Role in Serving People with Disabilities Libraries vary in quality and services Can be free or inexpensive to all residents in a geographical region Provide physical and intellectual access to resources Provide assistance in using resources Particular focus on education and IT
Purpose of Survey Determine if national and local libraries have adopted or addressed the SDGs and CRPD Determine what services are currently being offered to people with disabilities Raise awareness of libraries about the SDGs and CRPD
Target Audience for Survey National Library Associations National Libraries Individual school, public, academic, and special libraries *** IFLA has 1300 members in 140 countries
PLEASE, IF YOU WILL Provide input to critique the survey Return suggestions to me by May 19, if possible Send to nancybolt@earthlink.net
