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BERNAMA. (n.d.). Bernama Library & Infolink Service Version 1.0 : ABOUT BLIS. BERNAMA Library and Infolink Services. Retrieved June 20, 2022, from http://blis.bernama.com/index.php?mod=page&opt=aboutus

Hasnita, I. (2017). InfoLibNews: BERNAMA as the catalyst to the development of the country.

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International Nuclear Information System (INIS) | IAEA. (n.d.). International Nuclear Information System (INIS) I IAEA. https://www.iaea.org/resources/databases/inis

All Answers Ltd. (2021, December 31). Studying The History Of Nuclear Information System Information Technology Essay. Ukeyssays. https://www.ukessays.com/essays/information-technology/studying-the-history-of-nuclear-information-system-information-technology-essay.php

The OECD creates better policies for better lives. Read the OECD’s main figures to find out more about their work: (n.d.). OECD. https://www.oecd.org/about/

Yusof, Mohd Hafizal & Adnan, Habibah & Ali, Iberahim. (2012). International Nuclear Information System (INIS): Malaysia’s Contribution for Nuclear Knowledge Preservation.

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The INIS Repository contains bibliographic references and full-text documents of conventional and non-conventional literature, including scientific and technical reports, conference proceedings, patents and theses.

It covers all areas of IAEA's activities, including nuclear engineering and technology, nuclear safety and radiation protection, safeguards and non-proliferation, applications of nuclear and isotope techniques, nuclear and high energy physics, nuclear and radiation chemistry, nuclear applications in life sciences, legal aspects, and environmental and economic aspects of nuclear and non-nuclear energy sources.

INIS maintains a multilingual thesaurus in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Russian and Spanish, providing translations of thousands of technical terms that help with navigating and searching the collection.

INIS was established in 1970 in line with the IAEA's mandate "to foster the exchange of scientific and technical information on peaceful uses of atomic energy". It is operated by the IAEA in collaboration with over 130 countries.

INIS assists its Member States in building their nuclear information capacities through its eLearning courses and training events. INIS training seminars are generally held every other year in Vienna, covering all aspects of INIS operations, including selection criteria, abstracting, descriptive cataloguing, indexing, retrieval, marketing and promotion. The courses provide comprehensive instructions about input preparation and use of the INIS repository.

Through the IAEA's Technical Cooperation Programme, INIS helps countries build and expand their nuclear information capacities, such as providing technical assistance in organizing their institutional digital repositories.

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International Nuclear Information System (INIS)

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International Federation of Library and Institutions

1. INTRODUCTION

First of all, the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) is a worldwide, independent, non-governmental organization. This organization established on 30 September 1927 at the Annual Meeting of the UK Library Association in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was inaugurated in 1929 with only 15 members from 15 countries. Throughout its existence, IFLA has championed the work of libraries, librarians and library associations around the world. As IFLA grows, we can now see that IFLA has over 1500 Members and Affiliates from around 150 countries around the world. Since then, IFLA has had long and rich success on its way to becoming a global voice for the library and information profession.

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BERNAMA Library and Infolink Service

1. INTRODUCTION

First,  BERNAMA Library and Infolink Service (BLIS) is an information-rich and convenient research portal that provides access to news and signiﬁcant information on Malaysia. From acronyms and achievements to sports records and speeches; from market and industrial trends to news reports and government policies, BLIS will provide answers to your urgent research needs.

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#MISSION
💻To produce and disseminate news and information in an accurate, speedy, fair and

objective manner in the nation's interest

💻To mould an informed society in line with the New Malaysia

💻To generate revenue through diversification of news and information products

#VISION
💻To become a renowned news agency which is recognised internationally.

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#Objectives

Compiling and processing reading material, news and information therefore it can be

accessed by BERNAMA staff and BLIS client:

ACCURATE

👍Events and activities are reported exactly as they happened.

FAST

👍News are channelled to clients and the public soonest possible.

FAIR & BALANCED

👍Fair and balanced reporting for all parties.

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Involvement

As from my research, Bernama did involve with general body in Malaysia to make good news resources for people. such as Malaysiana and other foreign news to be read. Also with radio channel in Malaysia such as Bernama Radio, and Bernama TV

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BERNAMA always strive to gather and channel news and information that are :

ACCURATE
Events and activities are reported exactly as they happened.

FAST
News are channeled to clients and the public soonest possible.

FAIR & BALANCED
Fair and balance reporting for all parties.

To become a renowned news agency which is recognised internationally.

To produce and disseminate news and information in an accurate, speedy, fair and objective manner in the nation's interest

To mould an informed society in line with the New Malaysia

To generate revenue through diversification of news and information products

To enhance the standard of journalism in the country by offering challenging and rewarding careers

To use the latest technology in service delivery

To fulfill the needs of clients at all times

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BERNAMA always strive to gather and channel news and information that are : ACCURATE Events and activities are reported exactly as they happened. FAST News are channeled to clients and the public soonest possible. FAIR & BALANCED Fair and balance reporting for all parties. To become a renowned news agency which is recognised internationally.

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BERNAMA, the national news agency of Malaysia, is one of the country's leading content providers of up-to-the-minute news reports, updates and analysis for newspapers, tv

and radio stations, global wire services and the Internet. It also provides, for subscription, real-time stock quotes and a business database accessed through personal computers. Besides its news agency services, BERNAMA also operates a 24-hour tv news channel (Bernama News Channel on Astro Channel 502) and a 24-hour news radio station (BERNAMA Radio).

BERNAMA also supplies photographs to news organisations and non-news organisations and individuals. BERNAMA's more than 300 journalists and photojournalists report daily from its headquarters in Kuala Lumpur and bureaus from all over Malaysia besides overseas offices in Singapore, Jakarta and Bangkok.

BLIS PROVIDE:

1. BERNAMA NEWS
News content and press releases in English and Bahasa Malaysia archived and made available 24 hours after they had been released through  BERNAMA.

2. ARCHIVAL NEWS
This module contains several decades of newspaper clippings in TEXT format from various newspapers and magazines such as The New Straits Times, Utusan Malaysia, The Edge, The Sun, Harian Metro and others major newspapers.

3. MANDARIN NEWS

4. FOREIGN NEWS
A vast repository of news from news agencies around the world such as news from the Non – Align Movement News Agency (NNN) and The Organization of Asia Pacific News Agency

5. INFO PROVIDERS
Publications and reports from the Department of Statistics, the Malaysian Institute of Economic Research, Malaysian Economic Planning Unit and Malaysia Productivity Corporation are laid out in an easy to read format. BLIS contains details of these publications for several years

6. SECTORAL REPORTS
A rich collection of analytical reports on key industries that make up Malaysia’s fast developing economy.

Industry report in Malaysia that for High Technology (MIGHT), National Property Information Centre (NAPIC), (MIDA) and also Malaysian Insurance Institute (MII)

7. WHO'S WHO
Who's Who is a compilation of the profiles of important political and corporate persons in Malaysia. It contains details on a person's background including date and place of birth, race, religion, house address, telephone numbers, number of children and their names. The person's educational background as well as their career is listed in detail, the awards they have received and also membership and patronage to clubs, societies and associations.

8. SPEECHES
This is a compilation of full text of speeches delivered by the Sultan, PM, Ministers and important political figures in Malaysia spanning over several decades and is in both English and Bahasa Melayu.

9. FACTS AND FIGURES
This module contains details about Malaysia, its tax laws to people’s right down to public holidays in Malaysia in both English and Bahasa Melayu as well as State Profiles and Commodity Reports.

10. DATABANK
A compilation of information from various sources including the local newspapers and magazines. Information available includes current and archival information on various topics of special interest in Malaysia such as key personnel in the government and political arena, defence, education, election, judiciary, sports and others.

11. DIRECTORY
This module contains the financial and company directory in Malaysia and covers financial institutions like banks, brokers, insurance companies, discount houses, and exchanges.

12. CALENDAR OF EVENTS
It provides details of events like venue, time, organizer and contact numbers for the diary listings of Educational Events, Sports, Corporate Diary, Seminar Diary, Conferences and Exhibition Diary and others.

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BLIS
BERNAMA Library and Infolink Service (BLIS) is an information-rich and convenient research portal that provides access to news and signiﬁcant information on Malaysia. From acronyms and achievements to sports records and speeches; from market and industrial trends to news reports and government policies, BLIS will provide answers to your urgent research needs.
BLIS Database includes :
News from BERNAMA's newswires under broad headings like Domestic News, Economic News, General News, International News, Special Features in English and Bahasa Melayu. Each of these sub-module contains the information from the year 1968 onwards.

News content and press releases in English and Bahasa Malaysia archived and made available 24 hours after they had been released through BERNAMA.

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BLIS BERNAMA Library and Infolink Service (BLIS) is an information-rich and convenient research portal that provides access to news and signiﬁcant information on Malaysia. From acronyms and achievements to sports records and speeches; from market and industrial trends to news reports and government policies, BLIS will provide answers to your urgent research needs.

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MANAGEMENT COMITTEE

ENCIK ROSLAN ARIFFIN

Acting Chief Executive Officer

ENCIK JAMALUDDIN BIN MUHAMMAD

Deputy Editor-In-Chief
(International News Services)

ENCIK ROSLAN ARIFFIN

Deputy Editor-In-Chief
(Business And Finance Services)

PUAN HARLINA BINTI SAMSON

Executive Editor (Covering Deputy Editor-In-Chief : News Services)

PUAN SHARIFAH ZAINI SYED ZAIN

Head of Management Services & Finance

ENCIK ARUL RAJOO A/L DURAR RAJ

Head Of Broadcasting TV and Radio

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New Online Database -  BERNAMA Library & Infolink Service (BLIS) is now available in the Library portal.

All users are welcome to use the database. Bernama Library & Infolink Service (BLIS) is an electronic library providing news and information on Malaysia. Researchers, journalists, government officials and business strategists can have access to a rich archive of news on developments in Malaysia, industry reports, economic, trade and consumer

statistics as well as data on top personalities in Malaysia through an online information database. Content has been compiled from BERNAMA’s wire services, international news

wire services and research organizations. A powerful search engine narrows down one’s search for relevant information quickly.

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Noerr, P. (n.d). 64th IFLA general conference    August 16 - August 21, 1998. User Benefits from a New Bibliographic Model: Follow-up of the IFLA Functional Requirements Study - 64th IFLA General Conference - Conference Programme and Proceedings. https://origin-archive.ifla.org/IV/ifla64/084-126e.htm

IFLA. https://www.ifla.org/

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https://culture360.asef.org/resources/national-library-malaysia-perpustakaan-negara-malaysia/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Library_of_Malaysia

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STUDENT ID-2021479112

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STUDENT ID - 2021851886

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STUDENT ID - 2021860962

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#MISSION
✨ To inspire, engage, enable, and connect the global library

IFLA’s mission is to define how IFLA works to achieve its vision. This illustrates that all that IFLA does is to support its members and beyond, through the provision of tools and materials, forums for discussion and learning, and support on their behalf. In this regard, IFLA also strives to ensure the long -term sustainability of its Federation.

#VISION
✨ A strong and united global library field powering literate, informed, and participatory societies

IFLA’s vision is to define the world they are working to create in the future. It provides a point of reference across activities, both for IFLA and for the library field as a whole, providing direction and inspiration for everything they do.

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#Objectives

✨ To see where current advocacy efforts focus globally and regionally
✨ Promote high standards in the provision and provision of libraries and information services
✨ Promote a broader understanding of the value of good libraries and information services
✨ Representing the interests of  members around the world

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INVOLVEMENT

IFLA works with six Regional Divisions which are the world divisions used for the United Nations Regional Commission. Each Division has a Regional Division Committee which generally consists of 15-20 people elected by IFLA Members in the region. Among the six of IFLA's Regional Divisions are included:

✨Asia-Oceania

The IFLA's Asia-Oceania Regional Division includes Oceania and Central, East, South, and Southeast Asia. The advocacy, determining the region's objectives, and developing and delivering action plans to address them are the main topics of this section. This also entails capacity-building efforts and spreading the word about the IFLA's offerings and activity. Additionally, it is in charge of expanding IFLA's membership and influence as well as enhancing the voice of the library. The Regional Division Committee is also charged with collaborating with other regional library associations and strengthening lobbying efforts with the UN and other organizations, including the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia-Pacific.

✨Europe

All nations in the European region, as well as all regions of Europe, including the Caucasus, are covered by the European Regional Division of IFLA.
additional Regional Divisional Committees, too. The Regional Divisional Committee communicates with the Chairmen of other Divisional Committees via the Regional Council to discuss new issues and priorities. The Regional Division Committee's goal is to collaborate with other local library groups and develop more effective advocacy with the UN and other organizations, including the UN Economic Commission for Europe.

✨Latin America and the Caribbean

All nations in the region of Latin America and the Caribbean are covered by the IFLA Latin America and Caribbean Regional Division.
The Regional Divisional Committee communicates with the Chairmen of other Divisional Committees via the Regional Council to discuss new issues and priorities. The Regional Division Committee's other objectives include collaborating with other regional library associations and strengthening lobbying efforts with the UN and other organizations, including the UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean. The Divisional Committee also collaborates closely with the IFLA Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean and IFLA Headquarters.

✨Middle East and North Africa

All nations in the West Asia and North Africa region, as represented by the UN Economic and Social Commission for West Asia, are included in the Middle East and North Africa Regional Division of IFLA. Additionally, it is accountable for the same duties as the other divisions. The goal of the Regional Division Committee is to work together with other local library groups. The Divisional Committee also collaborates closely with the IFLA Center for Arabic-Language Libraries and IFLA Headquarters.

✨North America

The United States and Canada are included in the IFLA North America Regional Division. The Regional Division Committee also communicates with other Division Committee Chairs via the Regional Council with new and important problems through its chair.

✨Sub-Saharan Africa

The IFLA Sub-Saharan Africa Regional Sector includes all African countries except North Africa. Like the department, she is responsible for focusing on advocacy, identifying regional priorities, and defining and implementing action plans that correspond to them. Second, the Regional Sector Commission is tasked with working with other regional library organizations to build stronger advocacy in other organizations such as the United Nations, the United Nations  Economic Commission for Africa and the African Union.

RELATION

✨Have Formal Associate Relations with:

UNESCO

International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU)

World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)

International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

World Trade Organization (WTO)

✨Have relation with non-governmental organizations:

International Publishers Association (IPA)

International Council on Archives (ICA)

International Council of Museums (ICOM)

International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS)

International Committee of the Blue Shield (ICBS)

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IFLA PROVIDE:

✨Advocating for Library

Powering sustainable development

Copyright and access to knowledge

An inclusive, rights-based information society

A supportive environment for libraries

Promoting and safeguarding culture and heritage

✨Inspiring and Enhancing Professional Practice

Library map of the world

Global vision and ideas store

Trend Report

Development and access to information report

IFLA standards

✨Enabling and Connecting Libraries

Professional development and capacity building

Networking opportunities

Connect at IFLA Congress

Engage with a professional unit

Engage in advocacy

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The use of IFLA provides many benefits to two types of users which are :

✨ End users

Increasing the use of abstractions improves the standardization and control of various indexes in the library catalog. This provides direct benefits with a wider variety of indexes associated with different levels, improving search. It can also make index maintenance easier, such as translating and versioning multiple scripts. With more bibliographic levels, individual real-world entities such as books, videos, and computer games are further "clustered" under work-level objects. This allows you to search for "intuitive contexts" such as "movies in books" or "videos on the same topic as this song." This opens up a new area for search possibilities.

Increased conceptual clarity of the 4-level model, including traditional authority files, improves OPAC navigation capabilities. You can also move between  different levels of objects as a meaningful search process. In addition, authority files such as author and subject can contain important information at various levels and can be included in this navigation process as separate objects.

✨ Staff members

Matching data items to the correct object at the bibliographic level  means that there are more ways to use collaborative cataloging. It is now a separate component rather than  a complete bibliographic record (MARC). Therefore, double inventory is further reduced. This advantage is not only necessary for the legacy of this model, but also for the practical application of the connectivity capabilities of the Internet and other currently expanding library networks.

In addition, enhanced object definitions improve the end user's ability to "transform" and share data items from "external" sources.

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✨ Strengthen the Global Voice of Libraries

The plan is designed to amplify the message by listening to and understanding the priorities of the entire discipline and  supporting the library and its value globally and locally. It also focuses on interaction with vision, trust, and authority over relevant policies to ensure that libraries are recognized and supported as key commons essential to achieving the development agenda. increase. As an important partner, we also aim to build strong friendships at international organizations and conferences.

✨Inspire and Enhance Professional Practice

This plan was created to inspire the profession by encouraging positive thinking and  new and promising approaches. We also drive library development through standards, guidelines, and best practices. IFLA  also provides the tools and resources needed to empower communities, promote collective action and support innovative programs and actions. It also aims to enable society to protect, strengthen and strengthen all aspects of the world's cultural heritage, including traditional, historical, indigenous and contemporary representations.

✨Connect and Empower the Field

As a hub of dialogue and action, IFLA integrates interests, provides a platform and enables innovation, learning and professional development at all levels. In doing so, IFLA addresses current challenges and opportunities, enabling the library sector to  meet the needs of the community and provide quality services that promote literacy, innovation and heritage conservation in all respects.

✨Optimize our Organization

IFLA maximizes their ability to carry out their current and future missions. In addition, they are also prepared to develop ambitious and realistic plans for continued stability and sustainability. The key is to expand and diversify our membership, strengthen their presence in the community, and  actively engage our members through an effective professional structure and a wide range of volunteer opportunities.

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1. INTRODUCTION

To begin, the organisation in charge of conserving the national repository of knowledge assets for current and future generations is Malaysia's National Library. Initiated in 1966, PNM. PNM had a limited involvement in the implementation of the Preservation of Books Act of 1966 and the creation of the National Bibliography of Malaysia at that time as a unit under the National Archives. After the National Library Act of 1972 was approved, the National Library started to welcome visitors to the Reference Section.

Next, in the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur's Jalan Tun Razak, work on the PNM building began in 1978. The Malaysian personality, which stands for intellectual success, is reflected in the PNM edifice. The traditional Malay headgear serves as the design inspiration, while the interior architecture is influenced by the notion of the mind. The environment of the room represents the free-flowing, expansive cerebral faculties. In 1992, the structure was finished and officially opened.

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To conclude for our project, we did our best to do this research pertaining our particular subject. We also had  a chance to understand  more about bibliographical utilites services that ha provided  in Malaysia. If before this we don't even know about this agency and utilities, as for now, we had known  all this matter that very suitable to learn as an information student.

This bibliographical utilities really helps people to search and browse more pertaining the subject or information that they want or need to know about past thing or even now. This utilities and agency are really helpful to get any kind information for users.

Lastly, from this 4 types agency are very useful to help and share information to us and we hope that they can expand themselves for all community in  Malaysia until they can get well known all across Malaysia.

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#MISSION
* Empowering Library and Information Services
Quality and Preserving National Intellectual Treasures For
Forming a Knowledgeable Society

#VISION
Service Driver Library and Information
World Class Country

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International Nuclear Information System

INTRODUCTION

In accordance with the IAEA, the International Nuclear Information System (INIS) was developed in 1970. It is run by the IAEA in partnership with more than 130 nations and more than 20 international organizations. The International Nuclear Material System (INIS), on the other hand, houses one of the most comprehensive collections of published information on the peaceful applications of nuclear science and technology. Since its collaboration with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), INIS has covered all areas of IAEA activities, like those of nuclear engineering and technology, nuclear safety and radiation protection, safeguards and non-proliferation, implementations of nuclear and isotope methods, nuclear and high energy physics, nuclear and radiation chemistry, nuclear applications in life sciences, relevant laws, and environmental and economic aspects of nuclear and non-nuclear power production.

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The INIS Repository contains bibliographic references and full-text documents of conventional and non-conventional literature, including scientific and technical reports, conference proceedings, patents and theses.

It covers all areas of IAEA's activities, including nuclear engineering and technology, nuclear safety and radiation protection, safeguards and non-proliferation, applications of nuclear and isotope techniques, nuclear and high energy physics, nuclear and radiation chemistry, nuclear applications in life sciences, legal aspects, and environmental and economic aspects of nuclear and non-nuclear energy sources.

INIS maintains a multilingual thesaurus in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Russian and Spanish, providing translations of thousands of technical terms that help with navigating and searching the collection.

INIS was established in 1970 in line with the IAEA's mandate "to foster the exchange of scientific and technical information on peaceful uses of atomic energy". It is operated by the IAEA in collaboration with over 130 countries.

INIS assists its Member States in building their nuclear information capacities through its eLearning courses and training events. INIS training seminars are generally held every other year in Vienna, covering all aspects of INIS operations, including selection criteria, abstracting, descriptive cataloguing, indexing, retrieval, marketing and promotion. The courses provide comprehensive instructions about input preparation and use of the INIS repository.

Through the IAEA's Technical Cooperation Programme, INIS helps countries build and expand their nuclear information capacities, such as providing technical assistance in organizing their institutional digital repositories.

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International Nuclear Information System (INIS)

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MISSION

Mission - To accumulate nuclear insights and understanding for future generations.

Vision - To be the world's most authoritative and complete source of accurate information and knowledge on nuclear science and technology's peaceful applications.

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To provide chances for member countries to share information, skills, and knowledge, notably in the nuclear area, under the framework of the IAEA.

To provide comprehensive nuclear information revelation and abstracting services for publications on the harmless applications of nuclear science and technology.

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Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) 

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As I mentioned above, the International Nuclear Information System (INIS) has collaborated in partnership with more than 130 nations and more than 20 international organizations. But here are the two (2) main international partners for INIS:

1. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is a global organization that aims to create better policies that contribute to improving lifestyles. The NEA arranges for its Computer Program Services to IAEA Member States that are not OECD members as part of the partnership arrangement between the IAEA and OECD/NEA. The INIS Secretariat serves as a link between the OECD/NEA, IAEA, and the Member States.

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2. The International Energy Agency's (IEA) Energy Technology Data Exchange (ETDE), a worldwide information service concentrating on all elements of energy, is a significant international collaborator for INIS in the areas of data effectively implementing and authority.

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The INIS Database, which contains over 3.3 million data, is an accomplishment of INIS. It is a one-of-a-kind collection of approximately 250,000 completed documents of non-traditional literature (NCL) that are not available through commercial means. INIS non-conventional literature is a collection of full transcript documents that includes all other types of literature, such as scientific and technical reports, patent documents, pre-conference papers, and non-commercially published theses and laws that have been cited in the INIS database but are not easily accessible through broadcast networks (also called grey literature)

The online courses and training activities, INIS aids its Member States in developing their nuclear information capacity. INIS training seminars are held in Vienna throughout the year and cover all areas of INIS functioning, including entry requirements, abstracting, descriptive cataloging, indexing, retrieval, advertising, and promotion. The courses include all you need to know about input preparation and using the INIS repository.

The IAEA's Technical Cooperation Project, INIS assists nations in developing and expanding their nuclear information capacity, such as technical support in building institutional digital repositories.

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INIS handles and refreshes around 120,000 multiple records every year. Every record entered into the INIS Database is reviewed by an INIS Secretariat specialist to ensure the accuracy and quality of the bibliographic description and topic analysis (classification, indexing, and abstracting).

INIS Members contribute to the INIS Secretariat an article regarding nuclear available literature in their territory or by an international organization, through Internet (e-mail/FTP), CD-ROM, or any other media.

FIBRE (Friendly Inputting of Bibliographic Records) is a technology that INIS Centers utilize to reorganize their input processing, ensuring improved quality and consistency, lowering costs through less correction, and improving processing time.

INIS Multilingual Thesaurus construction The International Nuclear Material System (INIS). It is a dynamic document that is constantly updated to reflect changes in nuclear science and technology through an international collective effort by a group of specialists. It is accessible in all of the IAEA's official languages, including Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish, as well as German. It is a one-of-a-kind multilingual thesaurus in the nuclear area.

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To be successful in business, every firm must plan for the future. This can also happen in the International Nuclear Information System. So their future planning is:

1.  INIS's mission, which must be bigger than its products, is to give the world simple access to nuclear knowledge for peaceful purposes.

2. The INIS business model should continue to be a self-governed, non-profit partnership system of member states and international organizations.

3.  INIS should attempt to amass global nuclear literature. However, the emphasis should be on greater performance, which may be achieved by the ongoing use of credible nuclear knowledge supplied by authorized sources, ideally in full text.

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Functions of the National Library of Malaysia as defined by Section 4 (1) of the National Library 1972 (Act 80) (which includes all modifications as of January 1, 2006):

(i) To advise the Minister on national policy for all issues pertaining to libraries and any other issues pertaining to the library.

(ii) Offer guidance and support for national planning and library growth.

(iii) Build and maintain a comprehensive national library resource collection that reflects the intellectual, literary, and cultural history of the nation. It should also include a collection of nationally ranked representatives that reflect the body of accumulated knowledge and wisdom.

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NLM took part in a number of events in 2012, including the Conference of Directors of National Libraries in Asia and Oceania , the Congress of Southeast Asian Libraries , the ASEAN COCI Sub Committee on Culture Meeting, the 2012 Chinese-ASEAN Cultural Forum, and the 7th & 10+3 Workshop on Cooperation for Cultural Human Resources Development. The Resource Description and Access (RDA): The Future Standards of Bibliographic Control Seminar, held from March 27, 2012, and the OCLC Asia Pacific Regional Council Membership Conference, held from September 3–4, 2012, were both organised successfully by NLM.NLM had 18 international trips in 2012, bringing in a total of 414 visitors from countries like China, Korea, Iran, Indonesia, Hong Kong, the United States, Bangladesh, the Republic of Kazakhstan, Singapore, Taiwan, the Philippines, Iraq, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand. For the local visits, NLM received 95 visits from 4,288 people in total, with the intention of learning from one another and exchanging knowledge as well as conducting a benchmarking visit about library services.

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PNM provides referral services and
referrals, loans to the public,
digital services and services
to the publisher.

Referral Services

PNM provides a collection of libraries can be referenced by the reader. The collection consists of

from books, magazines, journals, newspapers

and electronic materials published in Malaysia and

overseas.

Loan Services

PNM provides loan services
for children’s and adult collections.
Loans are allowed to registered members
only.

Publishers' Service

The ISBN/ISSN and the Publication Delivery System are coordinated by NLM in Malaysia.

OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue)

OPAC is available at opac.pnm.gov.my. The library's collection of materials can be searched for using this online catalogue.
It includes details such as the phone number, collecting location, loan status, and more.

Documentation

The NLM catalogues, categorises, and stores reading material records in its database.
A bibliographic record of every piece of material received is prepared and made available online in accordance with the Deposit of Library Material Act of 1986 (Act 331).

Lastly, PNM has a lot of service that have been provided other than all of this.

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The exceptional selection of rare books and special collections of the National Library of Malaysia (NLM) exhibit Malaysia's intellectual heritage and history.

PNM also represent a notable accomplishment of the NLM research infrastructure and a vital research resource. Resources for the study of the arts, history, medicine, astronomy, Islam, language, culture, and other topics can be found in rare books and special collections.

NLM is committed to gathering, organising, conserving, characterising, and granting access to primary source materials to the society through a variety of activities.

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PNM has done several future plans where the plan is named as the National Library of Malaysia Strategic Plan 2019-2023. The plan is based on the following:

Strengthening governance and image strengthening organizations

Strengthening research and development library

Conservation strengthening  national intellectual treasure

Expansion resource of access information through service delivery library

Empowerment digital library

Drivers of reading culture and the dignity of writing JAWI