This document discusses sources of finance for libraries. It summarizes recommendations from various commissions, committees, seminars and workshops on library finance from 1948 to 1979. It then lists 11 sources of library funding: 1) grants from the University Grants Commission, 2) recurring grants, 3) non-recurring grants, 4) ad-hoc grants, 5) development grants, 6) one-time grants for books and equipment, 7) grants from the university, 8) fees from students, 9) overdue charges and fines, 10) miscellaneous sources including sale of waste paper and donations, and 11) marketing of library and information services.

1. ASSIGNMENT
ON
SOURCE OF FINANCE
 SUBMITED BY-
 ANIL CHAHAL
 ROLL NO 8296
 CLASS MLISC
 SUBMITTED TO
 ASST PROFF.DR. SANJIV
KADYAN
 MDU ROHTAK
DEPARTNMENT OF LIBRARY AND INF.
SCIENCE

2. SOURCE OF
FINANCE
RECOMMENDATIONS OF COMMISSION,
COMMITTEES, SEMINAR AND WORKSHOP FOR
LIBRARY FINANCE
1. UNIVERSITY EDUCATION COMMISSION (1948)
II. KOTHARI COMMISSION (1964)
III. STANDING COMMITTEE OF UGC (1979)
IV. KHANDALA WORKSHOP (1979)
V.INDIAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION SEMINAR (1965)

3. SOURCE OF
FINANCE
1. GRANT FROM UNIVERSITY
GRANT COMMISSION
2. RECURRING GRANTS

4. source of finance
3. NON-RECURRING GRANT
4. ADHOC GRANTS
5. DEVELOPMENT GRANTS

5. SOURCE OF
FINANCE
6. ONE TIME GRANT FOR BOOK AND EQUIPMENT
7. GRANTS FROM UNIVERSITY

6. SOURCE OF
FINANCE
6. ONE TIME GRANT FOR BOOK AND EQUIPMENT
7. GRANTS FROM UNIVERSITY

7. 8. FEES FROM STUDENTS
9. OVERDUE CHARGES AND FINES

8. source of finance
10. MISCELLANEOUS SOURCE
1. SALE OF WASTE PAPER, OLD NEWSPAPER
AND MAGAZINES
2.MONEY RECEIVED FROM DONATION
ENDOWMENT AND INDIVIDUAL GIFTS
3.CONTRIBUTION FROM THE MANAGEMENT

9. source of
finance
11. MARKETING OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION
SERVICES
1. FOR PROVIDING COMPUTERISED SERVICE, MAIL,
FAX, AND INTERNAT
2. FOR PROVIDING CURRENT AWARENCES SERVICE
AND SELECTIVE DISSEMINATION SERVICE ETC.

10. THANKS