Thank you for participating in the 'Libraries boosting connectivity' survey as part of the IFLA project looking to expand digital opportunities for and through libraries. This initiative aims to collect quality data on libraries' geolocation, connectivity and digital capabilities.
We are currently testing the pilot phase of this project in a series of countries and looking to further expand our data to other regions in the next phase of the project during the coming year. This will helps us create a more comprehensive picture of how libraries are adapting to the digital age and to identify possible areas of need and opportunity.
Your responses will inform future strategies aimed at improving Internet access, building digital skills, fostering partnerships and increasing educational opportunities for communities worldwide.
The final results of this survey will be launched via a project website during the first quarter of the next year. They will be used by IFLA staff, in line with IFLA's Data Protection Policy.
If you have any other questions or suggestions on the survey, or can provide relevant data in bulk, please feel free to contact:
maria.debrasdefer@ifla.org
This question requires a valid date format of DD/MM/YYYY.
We will not share your email address with any other parties. This is just for verification purposes (in case we need to contact you for data clarification).
Please enter a specific address with street and number. Kindly also indicate the location of the library via google maps and share the link to your coordinates in the box below. If a specific address is not available please still share a link to the exact location and coordinates of the library below.
To obtain them, please select your location on google maps, use the right click and note down the coordinate numbers that appear as well as the "share this location" button.
Please specify a number below.
Take into account particular needs or challenges faced by the community that could be improved with the help of free library Internet access.
How would you rate the current state of digital infrastructure and devices in your library? *This question is required.e.g. Computers, other electronics devices like tablets, resources, etc.
Please answer the following questions as possible: What are the themes/content?, What is their target group?, What is the duration of those programs?, How are these funded?
Explain what challenges and barriers stand in the way of implementing such initiatives. For example: Lack of time/capacity, lack of skills, lack of funding, and any others.