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Colegiode Bibliotecólogosdel Perú Peruvian College of Librarians Ana María Talavera-Ibarra: anatalavera215@gmail.com Lilian Maura: limaurat@gmail.com BSLA Global Meeting in Manila, Philippines 30 May - 2 June 2016

Country and association profile LOCATION: Western South America. 3 Regions: Coast, Highlands, Amazonia POPULATION: 31,151,643, Inhabitants SITUATION CBP enrolls 45% of the country 's librarian community. National, specialized, academic and school libraries (privates) works with librarian staff. Works with budgets. Municipal libraries works with technical staff. Many applied Basic Library courses by National Library..Works with donations. Public Institutions are reluctant to hire librarians. Use to call for students or admit other professions: engineers, lawyers economists. Lately school libraries are hiring teachers. Language skills of public university graduates are poor. Professional skills are poor in leadership of teamwork. Nº MEMBERS (bf. 2012) Nº MEMBERS (on 2016) FOUNDATION. ASSOCIATION TYPE: FREE JOIN: 250 480 January 1990 National scope, statutes recognized by Government Graduates of LIS Programs and foreigners with validated degree

Region: South America Extension: 1`285, 215.60 km2 Continental Surface: 0,87% Position in S. America 6º Dimension in S. America 3º

CBP Objectives and Priorities: Main Lines of Action INSTITUTIONAL S T R E N G T H E N I N G DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING COURSES PROFESSIONAL DEFENSE AND VISIBILITY COMMUNICATION AND DISSEMINATION NETWORK. INSTITUTIONAL WORK: CBP made alliances with governmental sectors to hold conferences for Public and School Libraries (Education & Culture) 2013-2016 CBP reportedprofessionalintrusión (Agriculture) and Closure of libraries (MINCULT) 2015 CBP is supported by their members and owns it`s office. CBP`s PROFESSIONAL PARTNERSHIPS Peruvian High performance public schools to improve their libraries FILL (International Lima Book Fair) since 2011, with LIS Seminar Peruvian Medical College to exchange specialized information resources. Copyright and Data Interpretation Valencian(Spain) Library Association to exchange knowledge & experience. IFLA (IFLA-LAC; IFLA-COPYRIGHT) CDCP (Other professional colleges)

CBP National Board 2015-2016

BSLA-PERÚ Stage 1: (2012-13) BSLA Iquitos Lambayeque Tacna Cajamarca San Martin Lima provinces BSLA BSLA BSLA BSLA Stage 2: (2015-16) Lima City Piura Apurímac Junín Arequipa (macro region meeting) BSLA BSLA BSLA

BSLA Project: Objectives and Summary Objectives: To develop 5 Workshops 1.5 Days about Good Practices in Libraries, aimed at persons in charge of libraries from five local regions. To develop Five Advocacy 0.5 Day about Development of skills and competence to promote alliances that enhace libraries with professionals, institutions and governments. Summary: BSLA original proposal: Best Practices and Development skills and competence to promote libraries Gradually focused specifically on SDGs and information resources at social, economic, technical and cultural levels.. Result 1: CBP has began to promote Regional library as a Library Model for regional territory, gathering researchers, local business, cultural voices and heritages. Result 2:CBP has began to interest regional authorities to deal with their Regional Bibliographic Collections Result 3: CBP is advising to regional universities for teaching LIS Program Studies.

PIURA REGION : 11 participants 9 MUNICIPALITIES LIMA REGION : 40 participants, 39 MUNICIPALITIES BSLA IN FACTS & PHOTOS 5 REGIONS 250 PARTICIPANTS 60 PUBLIC LIBRARIES 30 SCHOOL LIBRARIES JUNIN & HUANCAVELICA REGION: 18 participants HUANCAYO, CONCEPCIÓN, JAUJA, CHUPACA; HUANCAVELICA Y PAMPAS- TAYACAJA. APURIMAC REGION: 4 participants ABANCAY, LAMBRAMA, HUANCARAY, CUSCO SOUTH MACRO REGION: 180 Participants AREQUIPA, TACNA, MOQUEGUA, CUSCO,

SDGs Focused in 5 Areas

Successful Stories: MEMBERSHIP: Annual increased registration 2012: 280 / 2014: 348 / 2016-May: 480 DONALIBRI Program Since 2014: Discarded books in good condition given to libraries in provinces Libraries Location: Coast and Highland Regions Type of Libraries: Public and School Libraries FREE CONSULTANCY in Alliance with Municipalities: Enhacing Libraries: Huamachuco, Yauya, Ucayali Public Library Gastañadui Project ADVOCACY AND CONFERENCES TO PUBLIC LIBRARIES In support of the Ministry of Culture s Goal 27 Program: Municipal Plan of Book and Reading SUCCESSFUL JOINT VENTURES Libraries as information hubs with Beyond Access, IFLA and PCM, SPECIALIZED LIS COURSES FOR NATIONAL LIBRARY (BNP) ANNUAL LIBRARIAN AWARD Since 2014 INTERNACIONAL BOOK FAIR 2011-2015 (Professional Seminar) SCHOOL LIBRARY CHAPTER & MEDICAL SCIENCES LIBRARY CHAPTER 25TH CBP ANNIVERSARY

SuccessfulStories DONALIBRI PROGRAM

SuccessfulStories FILL 2015 SCHOOL LIBRARIES CHAPTER 2015

SuccessfulStories MEDICAL LIBRARIES CHAPTER 2015

SuccessfulStories ANNUAL LIBRARIAN AWARD 2015

SuccessfulStories 25th CBP ANNIVERSARY 1990-2015

Forthcoming activities 2016/2017 May 2016 until reach the goal is reached: CBP advocating and working with Tacna Regional Government and National University to rescue and put in value the documental heritage BasadreCollection(famous known historian and Peruvian librarianship mentor) June-July 2016: meetings with State assistants (new President) to advocate for libraries and reading July 2016: Lima International Book Fair: Seminar on Readers, Rights and Citizenship November 2016: International Congress (CIBI2016): Information access and knowledge spaces.

Forthcomingactivities 2016/2017 Advocacy at 2 levels: 1. National Promote digital literacy and the broad band infrastructure in public libraries within the country Publicize SDGs among LIS professionals to encourage adoption in alliance with Governments Promotion of the LIS profession in social media Reinforce the Municipal plan of Book and Reading 2. LAC region Continuous professional development Professional exchange with IFLA members

Challenges Continue professional support to Municipal Plan (Goal 27) beyond new national authorities Advocacy programs for University authorities to promote new LIS programs in provinces Direct communication with colleagues to attract and encourage their professional value to reinforce CBP Design a national reading campaign in collaboration with University Media programs Design a national campaign on Copyright and SDGs with University Media programs

The future of the association and libraries Future role of CBP Be part of the national plans of education, research and cultural heritage CBP in 10 years: Coaching to get leader librarians Achieve the representation of all Peruvian LIS professionals Continuing coordination with stakeholders and library staff

Any questions? A challenge you would like help to solve? Advocacy: Have authorities recognize the value of public libraries and information. Advocacy: Get professionals involved in Copyright law, particularly Exceptions and Limitations Is there an advice you would give other associations? Work within LAC region on professional development (joint programs, curriculum harmonization, etc.) Do you have ideas about how to work with other associations? Promote library regional groups to encourage the development of common plans and collaboration

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