NSBR #23 PAGE 1: GENERAL INFORMATION. Q1: Name of person submitting this survey Elizabeth D Angelo Serra

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1 #23 COM PLETE Collector: New Link (Web Link) Started: Tuesday, July 15, :19:16 PM Last Modified: Monday, July 28, :16:25 PM Time Spent: Over a w eek PAGE 1: GENERAL INFORMATION Q1: Name of person submitting this survey Elizabeth D Angelo Serra Q2: Contact information National Section Fundação Nacional do Livro Infantil e Juvenil Address Rua da Imprensa, 16 sala 1212 a 1215 Zip Code / City Rio de Janeiro RJ Country Brazil fnlij@fnlij.org.br Telephone [+int.] Fax Q3: Names of the Representatives of your National Section President Ms. Isis Valéria Gomes Secretary or Executive Officer Mrs. Elizabeth D Angelo Serra Q4: Is your National Section affiliated to, or a branch of another organization or institution? Q5: Name the organization or institution your National Section is affiliated to? Q6: Does your National Section have an office? Office space in other organization Q7: Does your National Section have paid staff?, How many? 18 Q8: How many volunteers are active in your National Section? 25 Q9: How difficult is it to find volunteers compared to previous years? Same Q10: About how long do volunteers typically work for your National Section? Months (number) 12 Years (number) 40 1 / 9

2 Q11: How efficiently are your team meetings conducted? Quite efficiently Q12: How often do you have business meetings? Once a week Q13: Describe your National Sections governance structure Independent Foundation, Other (please specify) A private and non-profit organization, without financial support neither public (federal, state nor municipal governments), nor private organizations or institutions. Q14: Officers and their term of office President Directors Liaison Officers Q15: How are your Officers selected? (tick all those that apply) 3 years 3 years 3 years Elected by members at General Assembly PAGE 2: MEMBERSHIP Q16: What categories of membership does your National Section have? (tick all those that apply) Corporate, Institutional, Individual Q17: Do your members pay a membership fee? Q18: If you have organizations as members, who are they? 1. WhitePriceCoopers 2. Associação Brasileira de Editores de Livros 3. Edições SM 4. Editora Atica 5. Ediouro Publicações Q19: If you have individual members how many? Q20: What contributions do individual members make to your National Section? They contribute paying an annual membership 2 / 9

3 Q21: Who are your members? ( more than 100%) Authors 5% Illustrators 5% Publishers 90% Teachers 90% Academics 90% Librarians 70% Q22: How inclusive is your National Section of all sectors connected to the children's book world in your country? Q23: If your National Section is not inclusive of all sectors of the children s book world in your country, describe your plans to make it more inclusive. Q24: Do you make any special effort to attract young people? (tick all those that apply) Q25: How do you keep in touch with your members? (tick all those that apply) Q26: How often do you keep in touch with your members? Extremely inclusive Social media, Events Publications (Print), Newsletter, s, Social Media, Events Every month PAGE 3: FUNDING Q27: What is your National Section's average annual budget in USD? $40,000 - $100,000 Q28: Is it increasing or decreasing? Increasing Q29: If there is a membership fee, what percentage of your budget does this account for? Q30: If you receive financial support from individual sponsors and/or donors, what percentage of your budget does this account for? Q31: Do you receive grants from your government, what percentage of your budget does this account for? Q32: Do you receive grants from national institutions or other organizations, what percentage of your budget does this account for? Q33: What percentage of your budget is generated through projects and services? 10% % 3 / 9

4 Q34: What percentage of your budget is comes from fundraising? Q35: Does your National Section use social media (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, etc.) to raise money? Q36: Did your National Section raise enough money to reach its fundraising goals in this period? 10% Q37: List what your National Section does to raise money? The section s most important sources of income are its projects on reading promotion: Salão FNLIJ do Livro para Crianças e Jovens (an annual Book Festival); the Project Bibliotecas Comunitárias Ler é Preciso in collaboration with Instituto Ecofuturo - Cia. Suzano de Papel e Celulose (creation of community libraries) and FELIT Feira Literária de São Bernardo do Campo (a biennial Book Festival). Q38: Have other National Sections contributed any financial support? Q39: Has your National Section contributed to the IBBY Solidarity Fund during the reporting period? Q40: Has your National Section received support from the IBBY Solidarity Fund during the reporting period? Q41: Do you receive support specifically for your IBBY dues? PAGE 4: THE NATIONAL SECTIONS' ACTIVITIES Q42: Has your National Section organized national, regional, or international meetings / conferences? Q43: Name and year of any national, regional or international meetings / conferences organized by your National Section during the reporting period. We organized The Latin-American Ibby Section Meeting in In 2014, for the Salão FNLIJ do Livro para Crianças e Jovens (an annual book fair) we invited Argentina as a guest of honour country, and we counted on the partnership of the Argentinian IBBY Section ALIJA and CEDILIJ (Cordoba), as well as happened to the Mexico in 2012, when we promoted the IBBY Congress. Q44: Does your National Section organize courses or seminars at a local level? Q45: Name and year of any courses or seminars organized at a local level by your National Section and for whom? * FNLIJ Literature Seminair - annual seminair (for 16 years) * Courses for teachers from Municipal Secretary of Education * Courses for librarians and assistants Q46: Does your National Section organize or host exhibitions and/or fairs? 4 / 9

5 Q47: Which exhibitions and/or fairs were organized by your National Section during the reporting period? * Countless Threads, Countless Tales - exhibited in Bologna Children Book Fair * Countless Threads, Countless Tales - exhibited in Moscow Q48: Does your National Section award prizes or organize contests? Q49: Which prizes or contests were organized by your National Section during the reporting period? * FNLIJ Award for children and young people books- an annual prize that has just completed 40 years. * FNLIJ contest - Best reading programs based on Asahi prize on its 19ª edition * FNLIJ contest - Read for me, on its 13ª edition (relating a reading experience) * FNLIJ contest - Tamoios, on its 11º edition (promoting indigenous writers) * FNLIJ contest - Curumim, on its 11º edition (relating work with indigenous literature in the schools) Q50: Which other successful activities has your National Section organized during the reporting period? * 16º Salão FNLIJ do Livro para Crianças e Jovens - an annual book fair for children and young people (Rio de Janeiro) * FELISB - Feira Literária de São Bernardo do Campo - São Paulo (a biennial book fair) Q51: Does your National Section run a library or bookstore? Q52: Does your National Section develop lists of recommended books? Q53: Is your National Section consulted about children's books in your country?, If, what? the annual catalogue to promote the Brazilian Literature in Bologna Children Book Fair and FNLIJ award on its website, When, by whom? by a government program to buy book (direct or indirectly) and by NGOs. Q54: List your regular publications: names (original and translation into English) and a description of their content and purpose. * ticias - a monthy newspaper with subjects concerned to literature for children and young people * Selection of Brazilian writers, ilustrators and publishers - a catalogue to promote Brazilian literature in Bologna Children Book Fair 5 / 9

6 Q55: Do you cooperate bilaterally with other National Sections outside your region?, Explain the nature of this cooperation * Cuba - promoting the Congreso international Lectura. We supportedand exchanged information for the Congress. * Mexico - in 2012 Mexico was the guest of honour country of Salão FNLIJ do Livro, when we promote th IBBY Congress that will take place in Mexico, next september. * Argentina - we invited Argentina to be the guest of honour country at the 16º Salão FNLIJ do Livro Q56: Does your National Section participate in IBBY regional conferences? When yes, which ones? When no, why not? Cuba - promoting the Congreso international Lectura. We supportedand exchanged information for the Congress. * Latin-American sections - organizing The Latin-American Ibby Section Meeting in 2013 * We invited Argentina to be the guest of honour country of 16º Salão FNLIJ do Livro, promoting the Argetinian Literature in Brazil Q57: Which NGOs or institutions in your country does your National Section cooperate with? 1. Fundação Biblioteca Nacional 2. Câmara Brasileira do Livro 3. Instituto Ecofuturo 4. Instituto C&A 5. Movimento por um Brasil Literário Q58: If your National Section has a Website, Facebook Page or Blog please submit the address. Website Facebook Twitter fnlij Q59: Does your National Section publish a regular newsletter? (tick all those that apply) Paper, Electronic, Who receives it? all members Q60: Does your National Section work with national media to promote your own activities and/or the work of IBBY? Q61: Do you exchange newsletters or information with other National Sections? Q62: If, how often? Every three months Q63: What in your opinion are the major obstacles to closer cooperation between National Sections? The lack of time and resources PAGE 5: COOPERATION WITH IBBY 6 / 9

7 Q64: Did members of your National Section participate in the last two IBBY Congresses? Congress 2010 Congress 2012 Q65: Did members of your National Section participate in the last two General Assemblies? General Assembly 2010 General Assembly 2012 Q66: Does your National Section participate in IBBY regional conferences?, If, how? Elizabeth D Angelo Serra Q67: Did your National Section organize special activities to celebrate ICBD? Q68: How did your National Section celebrate ICBD during the reporting period? divulgating the ICBD in ticias (a monthy nespaper) and in the newsletter. Also in FNLIJ website. Q69: Did you use the message and poster of the sponsoring National Section? Q70: If your National Section did not use the message and poster of the sponsoring National Section explain why not? Q71: Did you design your own poster? Q72: Did you translate the message and poster of the sponsoring National Section? Q73: How do you disseminate information about ICBD? (tick all those that apply) National Media, Newsletter, Website, Facebook, Publications Q74: Did your National Section make any nominations for the Hans Christian Andersen Awards? Hans Christian Andersen Awards 2012 Hans Christian Andersen Awards 2014 Author minee, Illustrator minee Author minee, Illustrator minee 7 / 9

8 Q75: Select one or more reasons why your National Section did not make any nominations for the Hans Christian Andersen Awards. Q76: Did your National Section present any nominations for the IBBY Honour List? (tick the number of nominations) Honour List 2012 Author 1, Illustrator, Translator 1 Honour List 2014 Author 1, Illustrator, Translator 1 Q77: Select one or more reasons why your National Section did not present any nominations for the IBBY Honour List. Q78: Did your National Section nominate a project for the IBBY-Asahi Reading Promotion Award? Q79: In your opinion, what would encourage your National Section to participate in the IBBY award programme? (Hans Christian Andersen Award, IBBY Honour List and IBBY-Asahi). Its because the great importance of IBBY awards as a chance to promote the Brazilian writers, illustrators aboard. Q80: Did your National Section submit an application for funds from the IBBY-Yamada programme? Q81: List year, name and category of your National Section s applications if any to the IBBY Yamada programme in the reporting period. Q82: Was your application accepted? Q83: Did your National Section submit any titles for the Outstanding Books for Young People with Disabilities selection in the reporting period? Q84: Did you donate or recommend any books for the IBBY Documentation Centre of Books for Disabled Young People in the reporting period? Q85: Did your National Section host any IBBY travelling exhibitions in the reporting period? 2012 ne 2013 ne 2014 ne PAGE 6: BOOKBIRD 8 / 9

9 Q86: Is a subscription to Bookbird included in your membership fee? Q87: Does your National Section have a Bookbird correspondent? Q88: Has the Bookbird correspondent of your National Section contributed any articles or cooperated with Bookbird? Q89: Is your National Section regularly receiving Bookbird issues? PAGE 7: FINALLY Q90: Additional Comments Q91: This is the last question of the survey please be sure you have submitted all the information before clicking SUBMIT. Are you finished? go to SUBMIT 9 / 9