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      <dc:title>Save the Children Resource Libraries: Aligning Internal  Technical Resource Libraries with a Public Distribution Website</dc:title>
      <dc:creator>Busch, Joseph A.</dc:creator>
      <dc:creator>Kosovac, Branka</dc:creator>
      <dc:creator>Konrad, Katie</dc:creator>
      <dc:creator>Svensson, Martin</dc:creator>
      <dc:description>Save the Children (STC) is an international NGO that
                    promotes children&apos;s rights, provides relief and helps support children across
                    the globe. With international headquarters in London, STC has 30 national
                    members and supports local partners in over 100 countries worldwide. STC
                    International maintains technical infrastructures that are available to members
                    and local partners including SharePoint, Drupal and other information management
                    applications. An effort to specify and implement a common resource library for
                    curating and sharing internal technical resources has been underway since
                    November 2015. This has included an inventory of existing (but heterogeneous)
                    resource libraries on STC&apos;s work in the thematic area of Health and Nutrition,
                    and agreement on a common metadata specification and some controlled
                    vocabularies to be used going forward. This internal resource library has been
                    aligned with STC&apos;s Resource Centre (resourcecentre.savethechildren.se), a public
                    web-accessible library that hosts comprehensive, reliable and up-to-date
                    information on STC&apos;s work in the thematic areas of Child Protection, Child
                    Rights Governance and Child Poverty. The goal is to make it easy for content
                    curators to identify items in the internal technical resource library, and to
                    publish them to the public Resource Centre with a minimum transformation of
                    metadata required. This presentation discusses how this project has reached
                    consensus on how to accomodate and balance internal research and external
                    communications requirements by developing a light-weight application
                    profile.</dc:description>
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