Environmental Protection Agency library network / Bernard T. Vellios, editor. - New York : Nova Science Publishers, c2009. - vi, 73 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Price. 20 L.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [63]-67) and index.
Preface -- Results in brief -- Background -- Some libraries independently decided to close, reduce their hours, or take other actions, but the final network configuration is still uncertain -- EPA did not effectively justify its decision to reorganize its library network -- EPA did not fully inform or solicit views from the full range of stakeholders on the reorganization but is now increasing its outreach efforts -- EPA lacks a strategy to ensure continuity of library services and does not know whether its actions have impaired access to environmental information -- EPA program offices are responsible for funding their libraries and their reorganization through their support budgets -- Conclusions -- Recommendations for executive action -- Appendix I: Objectives, scope, and methodology -- Appendix II: Key practices and implementation steps for effective mergers and organizational transformations -- Appendix III: Comments from the Environmental Protection Agency.
9781606920596 (pbk.)
2008047201
United States. Environmental Protection Agency --Libraries.
United States. Environmental Protection Agency --Reorganization.
Environmental libraries--Administration.--United States
Z675.E75 / V45 2009
025.1/963637
027 /40
Price. 20 L.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [63]-67) and index.
Preface -- Results in brief -- Background -- Some libraries independently decided to close, reduce their hours, or take other actions, but the final network configuration is still uncertain -- EPA did not effectively justify its decision to reorganize its library network -- EPA did not fully inform or solicit views from the full range of stakeholders on the reorganization but is now increasing its outreach efforts -- EPA lacks a strategy to ensure continuity of library services and does not know whether its actions have impaired access to environmental information -- EPA program offices are responsible for funding their libraries and their reorganization through their support budgets -- Conclusions -- Recommendations for executive action -- Appendix I: Objectives, scope, and methodology -- Appendix II: Key practices and implementation steps for effective mergers and organizational transformations -- Appendix III: Comments from the Environmental Protection Agency.
9781606920596 (pbk.)
2008047201
United States. Environmental Protection Agency --Libraries.
United States. Environmental Protection Agency --Reorganization.
Environmental libraries--Administration.--United States
Z675.E75 / V45 2009
025.1/963637
027 /40