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New country report of The Netherlands
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14 oktober 2002
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You can find everything about the current situation of the public libraries in The Netherlands in the new country report.
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Statistics Public Libraries in the Netherlands
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8 augustus 2002
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The last set of complete figures dates from 1999.
Arrangements have been made that for the coming years reliable statistics will be collected by NBLC and confirmed by CBS.
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Update Bibliotheek.nl: an ordinary library
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7 augustus 2002
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Bibliotheek.nl (library.nl) is the virtual public library of the Netherlands the product of the joint efforts of Dutch public libraries, coordinated by the NBLC.
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Public Libraries and Multilingual Collections
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6 augustus 2002
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The Section on Library Services to Multicultural Populations organises this postconference of IFLA Berlin 2003. It will focus on acquisition of multilingual collections in public libraries and the marketing of library services to multicultural populations.
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Copyright and new media in the Netherlands.
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National Reading Aloud Day
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28 juni 2002
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The National Reading Aloud Day combines a number of reading promotion activities and started in 1994 as an initiative of Foundation Reading, The Book Promotion Institute and NBLC.
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Public Libraries in the Netherlands
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28 juni 2002
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An overview of the public library system in the Netherlands.
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Benchmarking system for public libraries
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25 juni 2002
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The Netherlands Public Library Association (NBLC) and the Public Library Employers Association (WOB) have ordered the EIM to design a tailor-made system of benchmarking to support the efficiency of libraries.
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Public libraries: co-operation on national scale and local initiatives
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25 juni 2002
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Information on librarywork in the Netherlands: history, decentralisation, finances, network.
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New services in the Netherlands
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25 juni 2002
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Some examples of services that are new to the Dutch library situation are mentioned here. First, a quick sketch of the state of the art of library work in the Netherlands is provided as background.
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