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IFLA approves New Principles and Guidelines for International Lending and Document Delivery
The shared use of individual library collections is a necessary element of international co-operation by libraries. Just as no library can be self-sufficient in meeting all the information needs of its users, so no country can be self-sufficient. The supply of loans and copies between libraries in different countries is a valuable and necessary part of the process of Interlibrary Lending (ILL). Recently IFLA's Professional Board approved a completely new set of principles and guidelines for International Lending and Document Delivery. These were prepared in a close cooperation between the IFLA Office for International Lending and the IFLA Section on Document Delivery and Interlending.
Sara Gould, Programme Officer, IFLA/UAP Office at the British Library said:
The full text of the Principles and Guidelines for Procedure can be found here http://archive.ifla.org/VI/2/p3/ildd.htm
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