dc.description.abstract | This study investigated the museumization process of Lira University Library,
focusing on the acquisition, documentation, preservation management, exhibition
management, and visitor control of museum heritages within the library’s
premises. A qualitative approach to the study was adopted using
in-depth interviews, document analysis as well as observation methods. The
study also addressed the challenges inherent in this process, while emphasizing
the significance of incorporating cultural heritages into library spaces to
advance sustainable development goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 8 target 9
and SDG 11 target 4. Acknowledging cultural heritage as a catalyst for sustainable
development, the study underscores the pivotal role of libraries in
cultural heritage management, serving as repositories for preserving cultural
legacy for future generations. The establishment of the Library Museum is
outlined with objectives including appreciation, acquisition, documentation,
preservation, management, exhibition, education, and research in cultural
heritage. Additionally, the study proposes a museumization model based on
the library’s activities, consisting of seven elements that delineate essential actions
required to achieve effective museumization. | en_US |