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PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY LIBRARIES INTEREST GROUP (PACLIG)

PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY LIBRARIES INTEREST GROUP (PACLIG). ANNUAL REPORT September 2007 – August 2008. PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY LIBRARIES: Looking ahead - the changing Role of Libraries. VISION, MISSION AND AIMS OF PACLIG.

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PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY LIBRARIES INTEREST GROUP (PACLIG)

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  1. PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY LIBRARIES INTEREST GROUP (PACLIG) ANNUAL REPORT September 2007 – August 2008

  2. PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY LIBRARIES:Looking ahead - the changing Role of Libraries

  3. VISION, MISSION AND AIMS OF PACLIG • The Constitution of PACLIG is subordinate to the Constitution of the Association and therefore the purpose of PACLIG is to contribute to the achievement of the vision, mission and aims of the Association as stated in the LIASA National Constitution

  4. PARTICULARS OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND BRANCH CONVENORS

  5. MEMBERSHIP • Membership as reflected on 31 August 2008 • 2008 Paid up members (Primary) 309 • 2008 Paid up members (Secondary) 64 • 2008 Paid up members (Institutional)      32 • 2008 Paid up members (Students)  9 • 2008 Paid up members (Interest Group Only ) 16     • TOTAL:      430

  6. MEMBERSHIP • Membership statistics as reflected on 23 July 2007:  • 2007 Paid up members (Primary)   268  • 2007 Paid up members (Secondary)   73  • TOTAL:      341 This indicates a membership growth of 89 members since August 2007

  7. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND FUNDRAISING • Policy • Financial statements • Sponsors • Calendar project • Printing.

  8. SPONSORS BOOKTALK (PTY) LTD Nasionale Boekhandel Bpk Our sincere appreciation for your support!!

  9. COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING • Website • Calendar • LIASA - in - touch

  10. TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT • Workshops • Blogging

  11. CICD

  12. Partnerships • Local Government • Provincial Library Services • Department of Arts and Culture • NCLIS • SALGA

  13. MEETINGS

  14. BRANCH ACTIVITIES

  15. CONSTITUTION

  16. ACTIVITIES ATTENDED BY THE CHAIRPERSON Library Week Launches, Training Workshops, Library Charter Imbizo, Conferences Tshwane Librarians Forum, Panel discussions etc.

  17. WAY FORWARD • Attending all of the above workshops and events,I feel positive about the future of Public and Community Libraries in South Africa and therefore also positive about the role PACLIG has played this year in contributing to these activities. I believe that the role of PACLIG and our inputs at the various levels of Government will become even more important in future. Let us never forget for whom we are doing it!

  18. CONCLUSION • LIASA PACLIG can feel proud about what has been achieved this year. • Taking in consideration the problems like staff shortages etc. PACLIG has been visible and active in most Provinces. • I wish the new committee every success for their term in office and would like to extend my thanks to the current PACLIG EXCO the Branch Convenors and all the PACLIG members for their support and encouragement offered during our term of office.

  19. I THANK YOU

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