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-====== Impact measures and statistics ======+====== Chapter 6: Impact measures and statistics ======
  
 Library statistics are an important means for library self assessment and performance management.  Methodologies for gathering and harnessing library statistics have a long track record in major western countries.  The EU project LibEcon2000 (http://www.libecon.org/) set a regional direction for consistent data collection for library statistics, which itself facilitates measurement of performance at the national level through the use of consistent statistics.  The Global Centre for ICT in conjunction with the Parliamentary Libraries Section of IFLA has similarly undertaken regular surveys of Parliamentary libraries whose information provides valuable feedback for libraries in setting their direction.  The recently promulgated Manifesto for Statistics published by IFLA clearly sets out the importance of statistics in supporting the library within the Parliament.  Statistics serve several purposes: to provide evidentiary support of the ways in which the library fulfills its role, to guide the library in decision making about investment in service delivery (and budgetary planning), and to guide progressive improvement of service delivery. Library statistics are an important means for library self assessment and performance management.  Methodologies for gathering and harnessing library statistics have a long track record in major western countries.  The EU project LibEcon2000 (http://www.libecon.org/) set a regional direction for consistent data collection for library statistics, which itself facilitates measurement of performance at the national level through the use of consistent statistics.  The Global Centre for ICT in conjunction with the Parliamentary Libraries Section of IFLA has similarly undertaken regular surveys of Parliamentary libraries whose information provides valuable feedback for libraries in setting their direction.  The recently promulgated Manifesto for Statistics published by IFLA clearly sets out the importance of statistics in supporting the library within the Parliament.  Statistics serve several purposes: to provide evidentiary support of the ways in which the library fulfills its role, to guide the library in decision making about investment in service delivery (and budgetary planning), and to guide progressive improvement of service delivery.
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 An important resource for the library is the IFLA Library Statistics Manifesto (see Resources below). An important resource for the library is the IFLA Library Statistics Manifesto (see Resources below).
  
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 An example of an annual report is presented in the Case Study below. An example of an annual report is presented in the Case Study below.
  
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 ===== Case Studies ===== ===== Case Studies =====
  
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