Universal Declaration of Human Rights article 27 - #udhr27: Everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author.
In their contribution to realizing these rights for authors (and publishers and rightholders), public libraries often also participate in compensation schemes for authors and publishers.
In the public #2030library which includes access to the internet, there are a number of options for compensating rightholders:
| condition of library item | compensation by the library |
|---|---|
| material book | the library provides a lending right, proportional with the lending of the work |
| e-book or e-manifestation | the library provides a lending right, proportional with the lending of the work |
| no compensation needed | the library does not need to compensate for lending |
| Field name | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Public lending compensation services |
| Target stakeholder | authors (and publishers and rightholders |
| Class (and Tier) | Operational work area (OWA) |
| Interfaces | |
| Services | Record the lending of the library item and initiate the compensation for the authors and other rightholders, in accordance with the agreed compensation schemes |
| Data | library items, number of lendings, compensation schemes, authors and rightholders, sponsors for compensation schemes |
| Non-functional requirements | The compensation schemes should be offered for works in all languages |
| Project Issues | Several compensation schemes exist already |
Template used: Application component template.
Read more: Public Lending Right (Wikipedia).
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This page is part of the requirements for a #2030Library - A global library for Localizing the Sustainable Development Goals (and fighting the emergence of #AltFacts in public policy).
Other sub-sections under #lib08 - Products and services
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