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Perpustakaan Negara Malaysia | National Library of Malaysia

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NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MALAYSIA LIBRARY TOUR (PERPUSTAKAAN NEGARA MALAYSIA)

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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

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Mercy Moyo

Is an experienced library and information science specialist who holds a Masters in Information Science;
is a Program Officer with Information Training & Outreach Centre for Africa (ITOCA). he joined ITOCA in 2006 and has coordinated and facilitated more than 200 face to face and online courses, training Information professionals, academicians, scientists, researchers and students;
has experience in coordinating, facilitating and developing materials for a portfolio of training programs including monitoring and evaluation, electronic library resources, information literacy, digitization, reference management, knowledge management, TEEAL, Research4life, - amongst others.

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AGRIS for Agricultural Information Users > Author(s)

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AGRIS for Agricultural Information Users

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This Webinar is co-organized by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO of the UN) together with Information Training & Outreach Centre for Africa (ITOCA).

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The IICI archives held by UNESCO is a rich source of documentation that helps to shed light on efforts in international intellectual cooperation in the first half of the twentieth century, including the inter-war period and during World War II. The IICI archives complement the League of Nations fonds held by the United Nations Library & Archives Geneva.

The IICI fonds is organized into the following series:

IICI Correspondence Files (1923-1949)

IICI Documents (1921-1945)

IICI Publications (1918-1946)

IICI Financial Records (1925-1947)

IICI Liquidation Files (1946-1955)

Records of the International Office of Museums (1924-1946)

Records of the French Committee of the International Institute for Educational Films (1920-1939)

For more information about the content and organization of the fonds, see also the Inventory of the Archives of the IICI, 1925-1946.

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Since its experience of the 1980s with the NWICO it has adopted a pragmatic, sometimes restrictive, view of the breadth of its remit in relation to the free flow of information, generally steering clear of antagonising Western and corporate interests.  UNESCO remains the most appropriate UN forum in which to debate the implications of this and other trends. Nevertheless, UNESCO can be responsive to its majority membership of Southern governments, and in certain core areas such as cultural diversity, it pursues a relatively strong line.

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UNESCO 75th Anniversary

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SIRIM Standards Technology (SST) | Calibration & Measurement

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SIRIMLink is a very useful website for people to visit because it gives a very lot of information. SIRIMLink also makes the user lives far away from the center point to understand the information about it just by accessing them on the internet.

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UNESCO defends and promotes freedom of expression, media independence and pluralism, and the building of inclusive knowledge societies underpinned by universal access to information and the innovative use of digital technologies. The Information for All Program (IFAP) was established in 2001 to provide a platform for all the stakeholders in the knowledge societies to participate in international discussions on policy and guidelines for action in the area of access to information and knowledge.

The overall goal of IFAP is to help UNESCO Member States develop and implement national information policies and knowledge strategies in a world increasingly using information and communication technologies (ICT). In order to achieve this goal, the Program concentrates its efforts on the six priority areas listed below.

Information for Development

Information Literacy

Information Preservation

Information Ethics

Information Accessibility

Multilingualism

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Creating knowledge and understanding through science equips UNESCO to find solutions to today’s acute economic, social and environmental challenges and to achieving sustainable development and greener societies. As no one country can achieve sustainable development alone, international scientific cooperation contributes, not only to scientific knowledge but also to building peace.
Since its foundation in 1945 UNESCO has acted as a catalyst for the establishment of many, now leading, scientific unions and bodies such as CERN and initiatives with far-reaching implications for sustainable human security and well-being. UNESCO:

Acts as a platform for sharing ideas and standard setting;

Catalyses international cooperation in science;

Promotes dialogue between scientists and policy makers

Builds capacity in science.

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We can conclude that Agriculture Research Information System (AGRIS) is one of the bibliographical services that we can use to discover something we need about agriculture or anything else. We can know the background of this utility which is from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the  United Nations. We also know the mission and vision, objectives, associations, bodies or countries that are involved in AGRIS,  services and others about AGRIS. As a result, AGRIS ingests bibliographic metadata provided by the community and publishes it. In conclusion, I hope that the environment and the field of agriculture will be more advanced in the future with the help of existing utilities like this AGRIS.

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PARTICIPATION FROM OTHER ASSOCIATIONS, BODIES OR COUNTRIES

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PARTICIPATION FROM OTHER ASSOCIATIONS, BODIES OR COUNTRIES

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The Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science, the Agricultural Information Institute, and the Ariadne Foundation, Agro-Know have been working closely with FAO to develop and improve AGRIS, the International Information System for Agricultural Science and Technology, from the beginning of 2014. Early in the year, the first milestone was reached when the AGRIS data processing was moved from Rome to Athens.

Formerly known as National AGRIS Centers, country hubs serve as focal points for AGRIS at the national or regional level and are in charge of:

promoting AGRIS;

guiding eligible partners on joining the AGRIS Network;

advising existing and potential organizations on submitting information to AGRIS; and

coordinating capacity development activities.

The noteworthy job that some of them have accomplished in various parts of the world is highlighted in this section.

AGRIS Hub in Georgia

AGRIS Hub in Latvia

AGRIS Hub in the Republic of Moldova

AGRIS Hub in the Russian Federation

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Data providers can access the front-end and back-end capabilities of AGRIS through an institutional dashboard. Data suppliers can:

upload and submit metadata by using Automatic Data Upload (ADU);

check their upload logs historically in ADU;

access institutional usage statistics, including page views and country visits by year;

see 15 most-visited records

browse and search institutional collections; and

filter content by country and data providers.

The idea of the AGRIS Open Data Set (ODS) is to distribute metadata records to a wider audience. Enabling users to run machine learning algorithms and use semantic technologies to find links between datasets and generate new information, improves resource visibility and permits the reuse of the metadata. The research community as a whole gain from AGRIS ODS, which advances the goal of a world without hunger.

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By enhancing awareness of the usage of AGRIS to improve the accessibility and visibility of information and data with a specific focus on agriculture and associated sciences, AGRIS aims to increase the capacities of stakeholders. These initiatives include webinars, publications, and community meetings. The AGRIS capacity-building initiatives are aimed at people and organizations with an interest in research, open access, and open data, as well as those who might want to utilize AGRIS or enhance how it is used, as well as those who want to contribute to AGRIS.

On a variety of information, data, and knowledge management topics, including but not limited to: open access, open data, metadata, open tools, and standards supporting stewardship of information and data in agricultural and other domains, AGRIS periodically hosts free webinars for all interested parties.

The objective of AGRIS is to publish and record the work that has been done in the areas of open data, research, technology, and best practices in agriculture. The publications are submitted to the FAO Document Repository and the open access repository for E-prints in Library and Information Science. They comprise conference papers, journal articles, book chapters, technical reports, and manuals (e-LIS).

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The mission of AGRIS is to provide a service that is responsive to the demands of all of its users by enabling their participation in the creation of AGRIS's core knowledge base.

Making AGRIS a social portal for agriculture is our vision. This refers to a location where users may sign up, personalize the mashup page by choosing in advance the external information sources they are interested in, discuss subjects and study areas, and so forth. In the spirit of AGILE development, this is a large process that calls for numerous sub-phases. These sub-phases are not static; rather, they can change in response to new requirements and needs identified during the creation of the portal.

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INTRODUCTION OF AGRICULTURE RESEARCH INFORMATION SYSTEM (AGRIS)

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INTRODUCTION OF AGRICULTURE RESEARCH INFORMATION SYSTEM (AGRIS)

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Since 1974, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has assisted its member nations in making their research outputs visible and accessible through the International System for Agricultural Science and Technology (AGRIS), one of the most thorough search engines for food and agricultural scientific literature that offers free access to millions of bibliographic records in 90 different languages.

A multilingual bibliographic collection of food and agricultural scientific research is produced as a result of the AGRIS Network, which is facilitated by AGRIS. Up to hundreds of organizations from around the world contribute knowledge and data to the AGRIS platform, with a focus on research done in the global south. As a result, anyone looking for material on any of the interests of the FAO uses AGRIS.

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With SIRIM QAS International, customers enjoy all the benefits of recognized world-class testing, inspection, and certification body including:

A one-stop solution for all the testing, inspection, and certification needs.

Become a greater market acceptance of products in Malaysia and abroad.

The other countries' markets can bebe accessedia the International Certification Network (IQNet).

Continuously updated certification schemes which put consumers and the environment first.

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SIRIMLink has made aims to provide comprehensive information on the evolution of the palm oil industry in Malaysia. They will be more focusing on the effects of the research and development (R&D) in agro-based and manufacturing industries that are related to oil palm.

SIRIM will divide into 8 sub-galleries with an individual focus, each gallery is structured to stimulate interest in palm oil, learning about its process and discovering its uses in business opportunities from its industry.

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Testing, Inspection & Certification.

SIRIM QAS International Sdn. Bhd. is Malaysia’s leading certification, inspection, and testing body. After over three decades of providing certification, inspection, and testing services under SIRIM Berhad, SIRIM QAS International was established as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the SIRIM Group in March 1997.

Special Purpose Vehicle.

This service was under the National Precision Tooling Sdn. Bhd. (NPT). This is a service for a special vehicle mandated by the government as the lead collaborator in the implementation of the development of the Bumiputera Automotive Tool, Dies and Moulds (TDM) Industry Project.

Malaysia Design Council.

Malaysia Design Council (MRM) was created in 1993 to pave a future of innovation and design for Malaysia.

Bone Grafting.

GranuLab (M) Sdn Bhd – a BioNexus Status Company (BNX 100217), was established in May 2006. It is a medical device manufacturing company for synthetic bone graft GranuMas.

Standards, Quality, Training & Consultancy.

SIRIM STS Sdn Bhd is the leading one-stop resource center for services relating to the development of Malaysian Standards (MS) and SIRIM Industry Standards, serves as a national inquiry point on technical trade barriers, supporting knowledge expenditure in technical areas

Calibration & Measurement.

Electrical, dimensional, temperature, force & pressure, mass & volumetric, and RF calibration, among others, serve a wide range of sectors in Malaysia and internationally.

Packaging & Security Design.

SIRIM has built excellent partnerships with entrepreneurs and strives to perform beyond their expectations. With SIRIM, SME’s will have a partner in the industry that is reliable, knowledgeable, and experienced in every aspect of designing

Commercialization.

SIRIM Tech Venture Sdn Bhd. carries the mandate of accelerating business commercialization of innovations generated from any research and development endeavors

Innovation Success Story.

SIRIM provides technology and solution for a different set of interested parties that share the common goal of preserving and conserving the environment

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SIRIM has been a partner to various agencies, industrial associations, research institutions, and academic entities within the areas of technology research and innovation, industry standards, and entrepreneurial development.

In industry associations, SIRIM is recognized as the purveyor of industrial upgrade and management as well as technology transfer. SIRIM also provide training in the best practices of quality management to their partners.

For example, SIRIM has been partnered with many industrial partners like The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM) and the Chinese Chambers of Commerce & Industry of Kuala Lumpur & Selangor (KLSCCCI).

SIRIM has been partnering with various trade and entrepreneurship agencies like MATRADE, SME Corps, MARA, and state economic development agencies to fix the struggle that involved trade.

SIRIM has also been a partner with University Technology Petronas, University Malaya, Fraunhofer Institute of Germany, and UNIDO to make a way for new technology innovations and industrial advancement.

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UNESCO Futures of Education Report: Reimagining our futures together

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UNESCO Futures of Education Report: Reimagining our futures together

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OBJECTIVES:

Industry - Enhance trade access, competitiveness, and business growth.

Government - Contribute towards national policies and aspirations.

Society - Improve quality of life through health, safety, environment and consumer protection

FUNCTION:

To enhance public and industrial welfare, health, and safety.

To promote and undertake scientific industrial research:

Improving technical processes and methods.

Discovering new processes and methods.

Encouraging the utilization of Malaysian products.

Adopting or adapting technology developed in other countries for use in Malaysia.

To provide industrial extension and consultative services to assist the industry in meeting the standard.

To improve production processes and techniques.

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DATO DR AHMAD SABIRIN ARSHAD MALAYSIA SIRIM CEO

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MISSION:
Provide quality & sustainable innovation to the industry, government, and society

VISION:
Best partner for innovation

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SIRIMLINK is an online database service created and hosted by SIRIM Berhad, the Malaysian most distinguished and diversified R&D institution. The database service can be accessed via the internet, where ever you are at home and worldwide. All users, including corporate executives, business people, entrepreneurs, engineers, scientists, researchers, lecturers, and students, who want to stay current with technology, are the target audience for SIRIMLINK. Enterprises must be information mindful in this era of information. Utilize it to see opportunities and threats, then put ideas into action before your rivals.

SIRIM is the only organization in Malaysia for industrial research and technology under the Ministry of Finance Incorporated. SIRIM also played a significant role in the development of the country's private sector. On the other hand, SIRIM is a member of the Global Research Alliance (GRA), in leads knowledge-intensive technology organizations from nine countries on four continents.

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United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

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United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

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A Roundtable on Reimagining the Futures of Higher Education was held at the third UNESCO World Higher Education Conference in Barcelona. In the fundamental hall, specialists examined ramifications of the Sahle-Work Commission Report Reimagining our Futures Together: A New Social Contract for Education, for advanced education's parts in changing society. The specialists communicated a dream of advanced education as more comprehensive, open, imaginative, and tough, cultivating collaboration over rivalry. Introductory statements by Stefania Giannini, UNESCO's Assistant Director-General for Education, featured how the Organization advances worldwide participation in and through training.
Taking into account that the eventual fate of mankind and the living planet is in danger, she welcomed the crowd. Towards 2050 :

imagine what advanced education could to be sure ought to become thinking past the SDG timetable, towards 2050.

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UNESCO helps nations in their consistence and executions of worldwide settlements, arrangements, standards and guidelines connected with Universal Access to Information. Also, UNESCO gives proof based and, where suitable, incorporated strategy exhortation to help nations carry out and report their exercises on the 2030 Agenda, especially by mainstreaming established, legal or potentially strategy ensures for community to data. UNESCO utilizes worldwide for a and global days, for example, the International Day for Universal Access to Information to use existing associations for comprehensive advanced change.

UNESCO perceives that widespread admittance to data should embrace open norms to help advancement and contest without hindrances. UNESCO advocate for Open Access, including free and reasonable admittance to diaries and books, and open files for logical data. Open Access can likewise give solid and confirmed data to all, particularly in times when deception and disinformation proliferates. The significance of Open Data is likewise recognized by advancing open and FAIR information and saddling its power for creative, socially helpful applications.

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UNESCO sponsors projects that improve literacy, provide technical training and education, advance science, protect independent media and press freedom, preserve regional and cultural history, and promote cultural diversity.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) seeks to build peace and to promote the general welfare of humanity through international cooperation in Education, the Sciences, Culture, and Communications. UNESCO provides evidence-based and, where appropriate, integrated policy advice to help countries implement and report their activities on the 2030 Agenda, particularly by mainstreaming constitutional, statutory and/or policy guarantees for public access to information

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Involvement/Participation or membership from other bodies, countries, associations or types of memberships

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Involvement/Participation or membership from other bodies, countries, associations or types of memberships

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Affiliations and Clubs for UNESCO are gatherings of workers of various ages and socio-proficient status who become activists in the assistance of UNESCO's beliefs. Laid out under the aegis of the National Commissions for UNESCO, these substances are gathered into public, provincial and worldwide organizations, to act in UNESCO's fields of ability at the grass root level.
Over 75 years after the establishing of the main UNESCO Association in 1947 in Japan, the development has about 4,000 Associations and Clubs for UNESCO in almost 80 nations all over the planet. The exercises completed by the Associations and Clubs are fluctuated and depend, all the time, on the interests of their individuals and furthermore on the monetary assets and method for activity accessible. Regardless of their temperament and extension, these drives encourage the dispersal of UNESCO's standards and goals in common society. These elements consequently make it conceivable to plug the qualities addressed by the Organization in neighborhood networks.
In the illumination of common society's developing job in open strategy making, the Clubs development can have a critical impact in teaching residents, and can add to discourse among societies and ages for maintainable turn of events.

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Faced with the challenges of our age, UNESCO’s mandate is more relevant than ever – and with all our Member States, UNESCO continues to lead the way forward.

By imagining the futures of education to navigate to our new world and to live in peace with others and with the planet

By establishing common standards on open science and the ethics of artificial intelligence

By developing new tools to fight new forms of racism, hate speech and misinformation

After 75 years, mission is as critical as ever: the world needs education, science, culture and information. The world needs humanity. It pursues this objective through five major programe areas like education, natural sciences, social/human sciences, culture and communication/information.

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After two World Wars in less than thirty years, UNESCO was born of a clear vision: to achieve lasting peace, economic and political agreements among States are not enough. We must bring people together and strengthen the intellectual and moral solidarity of humankind, through mutual understanding and dialogue between cultures.

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UNESCO is the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. It seeks to build peace through international cooperation in Education, the Sciences and Culture. UNESCO’s Constitution was adopted in London in 1945, it entered into force in 1946. UNESCO and its mandate for international cooperation can be traced back to a League of Nations resolution on 21 September 1921, to elect a Commission to study the feasibility of having nations freely share cultural, educational and scientific achievements. This new body, the International Committee on Intellectual Cooperation (ICIC) was created in 1922 and counted such figures as Henri Bergson, Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Robert A. Millikan, and Gonzague de Reynold among its members (being thus a small commission of the League of Nations essentially centered on Western Europe). The International Institute for Intellectual Cooperation (IIIC) was then created in Paris in September 1924, to act as the executing agency for the ICIC. However, the onset of World War II largely interrupted the work of these predecessor organizations. As for private initiatives, the International Bureau of Education (IBE) began to work as a non-governmental organization in the service of international educational development since December 1925 and joined UNESCO in 2021, after having established a joint commission in 1952.

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In conclusion, NLM is a very valuable website for people to visit due to the fact that it provides information and a digital library for users to utilize in completing assignments or gaining a great deal of knowledge.

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The National Library of Malaysia has revised the strategic plan for the growth of the NLM's direction between 2019 and 2023. The aim is to direct NLM employees to the strategy in order for them to develop and implement strategies based on it. As a result, the NLM continues to operate in line with the Strategic Plan 2019-2023 of the Malaysian National Library. The National Library of Malaysia prioritizes six important strategic developments. NLM future plan is to

improve governance and the organization's image by reviewing policies. Among the items that will be covered are the enhancement of leadership and governance, as well as the examination of the Act and policies by the NLM.

increase the effectiveness of human capital development to ensure the growth of talent and competence among librarians.

libraries should enhance their professional development so that librarians may engage in national and international entrepreneurial activities.

enhance publishing quality and library administration and data, including academic publications in both the paper and digital sectors.

enhance access to information resources in the future. Whether for group security or between local and worldwide libraries, expanding information access services, including library services, is one of the most important things to undertake.

increases the function of the country's reference library and information center by enhancing referral services for the public and groups such as the disabled.

utilizes knowledge sources that reflect the totality of the world's knowledge through information and media literacy programs

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BENEFITS OF NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MALAYSIA

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BENEFITS OF NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MALAYSIA

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Malaysia's National Library will be a regional leader in offering reference and research materials in several formats to Malaysians at all socioeconomic levels. It archives all records, manuscripts, and literary works of and about a nation under some legal framework and so responds to publications of and about the entire nation for the benefit of present and future users. As a result, the National Library of Malaysia acted as a focal point for the nation's national information system. It gives a number of benefits to the nation, notably for Malaysian citizens, visitors, and immigrants, who may acquire information simply by visiting the library for free. It may be utilized by researchers, authors, and other users for reading, lending, and consulting.

Anyone interested in working for the NLM may easily learn about the basic qualifications required for public sector library employee recruitment. It provides provisions for hands-on training for library staff. It is also advantageous to collaborate with professionals and other organizations on a worldwide scale to create libraries that work closely with PPM in educating individuals and maintaining professional development.

The NLM provides a number of conveniences to ensure that users have a nice environment in which to read and study. Additionally, the NLM collaborates with special libraries, public libraries, and school libraries to foster media and information literacy.

It also maintains all libraries in sync with the libraries of the rest of the globe. The National Library of Malaysia provides up-to-date information to the public because it is accountable for all other libraries in Malaysia. Because the NLM's aim for government libraries is to channel and manage the development and operational budgets, the NLM may provide financing for the operation and acquisition of library materials to libraries under its authority.

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The National Library of Malaysia delivers a wealth of knowledge to the general public, much like other national libraries. Public services include Library Services, Loans Services, Communities Units Lending Facilities, Digital Resources Services, User Education Movement, Multimedia and Info Educational Programmes, Disability Information Corners, and Jawi Clinical Notes.

The National Library of Medicine supervises the application for an International Standard Serial Number (ISSN), cataloging in print, the application for an International Standard Book Number (ISBN), and services for the Publisher.

NLM has created a Public Catalog with Open Access (OPAC). Even though the majority of libraries have their own OPACs, some provide them over the Internet. The National Library of Malaysia has an online catalogue and databases on Malaysian resources, such as indexes to Malaysian journals, conference papers, and selected CD-ROMs. Additionally, the NLM has acquired CD-ROM subscriptions from information sources.

The website of the National Library of Malaysia lists all CD-ROMs in Malaysian libraries. The National Library of Malaysia has its own website where users may access NLM-related information. Together with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission and a consortium of eight Malaysian libraries, the National Library of Malaysia is trying to encourage lifelong learning among Malaysians. The website u-Pustaka provides free membership registration, online book borrowing, access to digital material, book delivery via courier postal services, and book return by book drop.

The National Library of Malaysia's JARINGAN ILMU (knowledge network) program encourages libraries to construct and maintain databases on information sources to make such databases and sources of local knowledge accessible through their homepages.

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PARTICIPATION OR MEMBERSHIP FROM OTHER BODIES, COUNTRIES

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PARTICIPATION OR MEMBERSHIP FROM OTHER BODIES, COUNTRIES

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The National Library of Malaysia also cooperates with other libraries in Malaysia such as:
1. National Level:

PERPUN (University library conference and national library of Malaysia)

SCOM (Sub-Committee On Microforms)

The VTLS user group CDS / ISIS Library

Association of Librarians Malaysia.

National Cataloguing and Classification Committee

The National Book Council and The National Council for Blind Malaysia

Public Sector Data Dictionary Committee

Publications Delivery System (PDS)

International Standard Serial Number (ISSN)

Regional and International Level

UNESCO - Malaysian Cooperation

ASEAN Committee on Culture and Information (ASEAN-COCI

The Regional Network for the Exchange of Information

Experience in Science and Technology (ASTINFO)

Conference of Directors of National Libraries (CDNL)

Conference of Directors of National Libraries of Asia and Oceania (CDNLAO)

Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians (CONSAL)

International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA)

Malaysian Resource Centre Overseas

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The National Library of Malaysia seeks to Strengthen library services and quality information as well as conserve the nation's intellectual treasures to foster a society that is able to provide the general public with reference materials and research in a range of formats. The National Library of Malaysia ensures that every Malaysian has access to academic infrastructure and facilities, as well as the ability to do research through the government's electronic library system.

The mission of Malaysia's National Library is to make available to present and future generations a national collection of library items. The next phase is to expand domestic and international access to books on a national scale.

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National library is A national library keeps all documents of and about a nation under some legal provision and thus represents publications of and about the whole nation.

A National Library of Malaysia was launched near Kuala Lumpur in 1972 to provide public access to library materials and to serve as a repository for national-interest collections. It was in Kuala Lumpur's Titiwangsa neighborhood, on Jalan Tun Razak. The National Library's mission is to provide a national repository of knowledge for current and future generations. The National Library of Malaysia used to be housed in 11 different buildings before it was established. The building's exterior style was influenced by the Tengkolok, and the ornate design on roof tiles is similar to that of the songket. The triangular-shaped foyer incorporates a 'Garden of Knowledge' to represent community harmony as well as the National Library's three principles.

Furthermore, the National Library of Malaysia (NLM) has a digital library that every Malaysian and immigrant may access through its official webpage. Since March 30, 2011, the National Library of Medicine has digital marketing library resources through the u-Pustaka portal, which is accessible from anywhere in the world. Online catalogue searches for library resources are available at http://opac.pnm.gov.my. Malaysian Manuscripts, Old Books, Personal Collection, State Library, National Museum articles, newspaper stories, scientific journals, conference papers, materials, and others are among the digitized items that may be accessed through this portal

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Wikipedia contributors. (2022a, March 24). National library. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_library

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Baba, Z., & Abrizah, A. (2018). Transformation strategies in community engagement: Selected initiatives by Malaysian libraries. IFLA journal, 44(2), 90-105.

FAO. (n.d.).  AGRIS. fao.org. Homepage | AGRIS (fao.org)

Sirim links. SIRIM Berhad. (n.d.)., https://www.sirim.my/media/sirimlink

Home | UNESCO. (2022, January 1). Home | UNESCO; www.unesco.org. https://www.unesco.org/en

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1. NUR AINATUL MARDHIYAH BINTI MOHAMAD (2021881238)

2. NUR SYAMIRA BINTI ABDUL HALIM (2021499246)

3. NURUL AIN BINTI LAZIM (2021458254)

4. NUR AISHAH BINTI MOHD NAZRI (2021215904)

5. MOHAMAD AFIQ DANIAL BIN NOR SHAM (2021623856)