网络研讨会:里昂宣言和图书馆在国家发展计划中的关键作用
17/09/2015
该网络研讨会将聚焦图书馆员在纳米比亚游说政策制定者所作的诸多努力;帮助理解图书馆在国家发展计划中的关键作用;将图书馆纳入高水平的国家政策制定中;提供在国家社会经济发展所有环节的跨领域问题中图书馆发挥关键作用所需的相关资源。
它充分肯定了里昂宣言和其工具包的重要性和时效性,帮助图书馆员在纳米比亚做了一些努力,增进他们说服特派员和国家代表在2063非洲议程和联合国可持续发展目标大会上通过图书馆来获取信息。2063非洲议程和联合国可持续发展目标大会是不可或缺的成功要素。
Ellen Ndeshi Namhila
Ellen Ndeshi Namhila is currently the Pro-Vice Chancellor: University of Namibia. She previously held the position of University Librarian (2007-2015); Director of Namibia Library and Archives Service in the Ministry of Education (1999-2007); Deputy Director: Research, Information & Library Services at the Namibian Parliament (1995-1999) and Researcher and Librarian at the Social Sciences Division of the University of Namibia (1993-1995). Ellen was Vice President of the UNESCO International Advisory Committee on Memory of the World 2007-2009); Chairperson of the National Heritage Council of Namibia (2005-2010);
She is IFLA Governing Board member for the term 2013-2017; Executive Committee of Namibia National Commission for UNESCO; Chairperson of Namibia Library and Information Council.
Ellen is the author of four monographs: The Price of Freedom (1997) winner of the 1998 Mbapira award; Kahumba Kandola Man and Myth: the Biography of a Barefoot Soldier (2005); Tears of Courage: Five Mothers Five Stories One Victory (2009); Mukwahepo: Woman Soldier, Mother (2013); and published several articles about librarianship.
Ellen is a receiver of the 2014, Most Distinguished Order of Namibia: Fourth Class by His Excellency, President of the Republic of Namibia.