%0 Journal Article
%@ ISSN 1973-2289 (e-version)
%A Marwiyah, -
%D 2023
%F digilib:59891
%I SLA-Asia Connecting Information Professionals
%J SLA - ASIA Community Newsletter
%K Promoting Inclusivity,  Living Collections
%N 1
%P 1-15
%T Promoting Inclusivity through “Living Collections” in UIN Sunan Kalijaga Library Yogyakarta-Indonesia
%U https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/59891/
%V 19
%X In the digital age and the era of the industrial revolution  4.0, libraries need to undergo a transformation to remain  relevant and meet the changing needs of users. They should  no longer be limited to book collections and literacy services  but should also serve as interactive spaces for the  community, fostering creativity, innovation, and  collaboration. Librarians must be innovative in  accommodating user activities and providing value-added  services in the digital era. Recognizing the strategic role of  libraries, Bappenas (the National Development Planning  Agency) encourages libraries to lead the literacy movement  and improve people's welfare. The social inclusion-based  library service transformation policy, launched in 2015 and  reinforced in the 2019 Government Work Plan, aims to  enhance the quality of life and welfare of library users through  inclusive library services.