The state of Ugandan bibliographic control and strategies into the twenty‐first century

Abstract

The origins of librarianship in Uganda are indicated and the legislation affecting bibliographic control in the country described. Issues are discussed including publishing, a national library and national bibliographic agency, information technology, education and standards. Factors affecting the current state of bibliographic control in Uganda are examined and relevant agencies and publications listed. Strategies for further development are put forward and recommendations made.

Citation

Kigongo‐Bukenya, I.M.N. (2000), "The state of Ugandan bibliographic control and strategies into the twenty‐first century", Library Review, Vol. 49 No. 2, pp. 64-76. https://doi.org/10.1108/00242530010314960