IFLA
The International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions, known as IFLA, is a global organization that represents libraries and information services. Founded in 1927, it aims to promote the importance of libraries in society and support the development of library services worldwide. IFLA provides a platform for collaboration among library professionals and advocates for the role of libraries in education, culture, and information access.
IFLA organizes conferences, publishes research, and develops guidelines to enhance library practices. It also engages in advocacy efforts to influence policies related to libraries and information access at national and international levels. Through its work, IFLA strives to ensure that libraries can effectively serve their communities.