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The annual All-Russian Conference “National Programme for Reading
Promotion and Development: Problems and Prospects” is held at Moscow’s
most prestigious President Hotel. In 2010 we carried out an all-Russian
monitoring of the related activities of the governmental authorities and major
public libraries in all Russia’s 83 regions. The questionnaires comprised about
100 questions on the efforts towards reading development, stakeholders,
existing problems, results achieved, etc. An analytical report was drawn upon
based on the monitoring findings.
ILCC also participates in elaborating and implementing national library policy
and collaborates closely with the Library and Archives Department of the
Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation.
ILCC acts as a coordinator of Russia’s National Programme for Analog Library
Collections Preservation. We work in partnership with all major Russian federal
and regional libraries. Numerous books on these issues have been prepared and
published.
In 2010 the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Federal
Agency for Press and Mass Communications requested for analytical reports
on the problems of digital information preservation in Russia. The reports
presented by the ILCC cover organizational, legal, technological and personnel
issues of this tremendous problem, that the whole world is facing today. At
present, on the order of the Russian Ministry of Culture we are working on
the National Programme for Russian Digital Library Collections Preservation.
We have delved into the issues of information accessibility and act as the
coordinator of the Programme for Building the all-Russia Network of Public
Centres for Legal and Socially Important Information. Approx. 7,000 such
centres based in libraries operate in Russia today. In 2010, we carried out the
monitoring of the network status and published an analytical report.
ILCC organizes major international and all-Russian conferences, workshops,
and round tables in relevant fields. During the recent 6 years, over 100 such
events have taken place. We have prepared and published over 60 titles of books,
with 25,000 free copies delivered to scientific and public libraries in Russia,
Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, and other countries.
Almost all projects are joint projects of the Interregional Library Cooperation
Centre and the Russian Committee of the UNESCO Information for All
Programme, as these two organizations are closely connected and augment
each other’s efforts.
The activities of the Russian Committee of the UNESCO Information for All
Programme are recognized in many countries of the world. That is confirmed by
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