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Funding and governance of library and information services for visually impaired people: international case studies
Part 2: Country studies
Contents
Australia
- Basic country data
- Note on information sources
- Definitions and their effects
- Library and user group data
- Rights and attitudes
- Services to print impaired people in relation to services to visually impaired people
- Models and responsibilities
- Governmental responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Gaps between policy and practice
- Are the models in flux?
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources and adequacy
- Overall availability of material in alternative formats
- Materials provision
- Preferred situation
- The view from the user's perspective
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
Canada
- Basic country data
- Definitions and their effects
- The views of CNIB
- Library and user group data
- Rights and attitudes
- Services to print impaired people in relation to services to visually impaired people
- Models and responsibilities
- “Service providers and producers of alternative format materials
- Governmental responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Gaps between policy and practice
- Are the models in flux?
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources
- Overall availability of material in alternative formats
- Materials provision
- Preferred situation
- The view from the user's perspective
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
Croatia
- Basic country data
- Definitions and their effects
- Library and user group data
- Facts about the Croatian Library for the Blind
- Rights and attitudes
- Services to print impaired people in relation to services to visually impaired people
- Models and responsibilities
- Service provision - general
- Service provision - education
- Materials provision
- Governmental responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Gaps between policy and practice
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources and adequacy
- Overall availability of material in alternative formats
- Preferred situation
- The view from the user's perspective
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
Denmark
- Basic country data
- Definitions and their effects
- Library and user group data
- Rights and attitudes
- Services to print impaired people in relation to services to visually impaired people
- Models and responsibilities
- Governmental responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Gaps between policy and practice
- Are the models in flux?
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources and adequacy
- Overall availability of material in alternative formats
- Materials provision
- Preferred situation
- The view from the user's perspective
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
Japan
- Basic country data
- Definitions and their effects
- Library and user group data
- Rights and attitudes
- Services to print impaired people in relation to services to visually impaired people
- Models and responsibilities
- Governmental responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Gaps between policy and practice
- Are the models in flux?
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources and adequacy
- Overall availability of material in alternative formats
- Materials Supply (Public Libraries)
- Materials Supply (Libraries for Visually Impaired People)
- Preferred situation (Public libraries)
- Preferred situation (Libraries for Visually Impaired People)
- Education
- The view from the user's perspective
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
South Korea
- Basic country data
- Definitions and their effects
- Library and user group data
- Rights and attitudes
- Models and responsibilities
- Government responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Are the models in flux?
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources and adequacy
- Materials provision
- Preferred situation
- The view from the user's perspective
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
The Netherlands
- Basic country data
- Definitions and their effects
- Library and user group data
- Rights and attitudes
- Services to print impaired people in relation to services to visually impaired people
- Models and responsibilities
- Governmental responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Gaps between policy and practice
- Are the models in flux?
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources and adequacy
- Overall availability of material in alternative formats
- Materials provision
- Preferred Situation
- The view from the user's perspective
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
South Africa
- Basic country data
- Definitions and their effects
- Library and user group data
- Public libraries
- Numbers and growth
- Rights and attitudes
- Services to print impaired people in relation to services to visually impaired people
- Models and responsibilities
- Governmental responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Are the models in flux?
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources and adequacy
- Policies and initiatives
- Overall availability of material in alternative formats
- Materials provision
- Preferred situation
- The view from the user's perspective
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
Sweden
- Basic country data
- Definitions and their effects
- Library and user group data
- Models and responsibilities
- TPB
- Relationship of services to visually impaired and print impaired people
- Relationship of the services to visually impaired and print impaired people
- Governmental responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Are the models in flux?
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources and adequacy
- Policies and initiatives
- Gaps between policy and practice
- Rights and attitudes
- Materials provision
- Preferred situation
- The view from the user's perspective
- Overall availability of material in alternative formats
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
UK
- Basic country data
- Definitions and their effects
- Library and user group data
- Rights and attitudes
- Services to print impaired people in relation to services to visually impaired people
- Models and responsibilities
- Governmental responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Gaps between policy and practice
- Are the models in flux?
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources and adequacy
- Overall availability of material in alternative formats
- Preferred situation
- The view from the user's perspective
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
USA
- Basic country data
- Definitions and their effects
- Library and user group data
- Rights and attitudes
- Services to print impaired people in relation to services to visually impaired people
- Models and responsibilities
- Governmental responsibility
- Overlaps - are they a problem?
- Gaps between policy and practice
- Are the models in flux?
- What is driving change?
- Measuring success
- Participation by visually impaired people
- Funding sources and adequacy
- Overall availability of material in alternative formats
- Materials provision
- NLS
- The view from the user's perspective
- Barriers
- Copyright
- Special projects
- Publishers'involvement
Submitted to: IFLA/BL/MLA steering group
Version: Final
Date: 8 May 2007
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