Libraries for Sustainable development Goals (SDGs)
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The member countries of the United Nations have agreed upon Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in order to develop a global society. Significantly, libraries can support achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. Libraries should 1) be a center of research and education communities; 2) develop people’ capabilities to read and write as well as media, information, and digital literacy; 3) provide access to information and communication technology for all people; 4) build networks and collaborations between libraries and learning centers both nationally and internationally; 5) preserve and provide access to the national cultural heritage; 6) organize library activities and information services to promote sustainable learning; and 7) develop libraries to be energy-saving and environment-friendly.
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