Inovação em Bibliotecas no cenário internacional: foco na Agenda 2030.

Abstract

The International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) convened the world's libraries to show their potential as collaborators for sustainable development. Thus, libraries in different countries have innovated to offer inclusive and sustainable information services, with a focus on the 2030 Agenda. This work aims to: Identify these services, through the Information Science literature in the international Scopus and Web of Science databases. The research is bibliographical and used as data analysis, the categorical content analysis, generating four axes, referring to the objectives of the publications found. Twenty-three articles that met the purpose of this review were selected. It was observed that: (i) the years 2018 and 2020 were the most productive, (ii) there are publications in 12 countries; and (iii) most communications are about public libraries. There are several information services being developed in these environments, such as: courses, workshops, lectures, workshops, reading incentive programs, projects aimed at the job market, among others. By mapping innovative information services in the context of libraries in terms of the Agenda's objectives, it helps in the process of understanding the real role of libraries in this scenario, as well as collaborating with librarians regarding the exchange of experiences and ideas of services that generate value for the community. From the data analysis, it is possible to infer that libraries are seeking to innovate by offering inclusive and sustainable information services, focusing on the SDGs proposed by the 2030 Agenda.