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1) The document outlines the objectives and activities of an institutional library, including strategy planning, research support, technical support, novel services, sustainability initiatives, and social media activities. 2) Key focuses are contributing to research through supporting research output and ethics, evaluating library services, educating staff through lifelong learning, and working towards green library practices. 3) The library also aims to collaborate with other institutions, organize workshops and conferences, and use social media to engage users while working to enhance its reputation among professionals.
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Chapter 6
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