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BiblioRedes desde su origen ha definido un diseño donde participan e interactúan distintos socios con sus respectivas responsabilidades, conformando alianzas.
  • THE MUNICIPALITIES

    THE MUNICIPALITIES, of which depend on the libraries, the permanent resources that they already had committed to pay the added connectivity, and in many cases, the improvement of buildings or the relocation of the library to new and better units and the additional staff for the public attention.

  • SII

    SII, Through the alliance with SII, public libraries have become preferential sites where poor people do their tax returns or issue their invoices or electronic ballots (in the case of microentrepreneurs). Library staff are trained regularly by the SII and under the Operating Income, in April of each year, the main public libraries are supported by professionals from SII, those dealing with taxpayers who wish to make their statements..

  • CONSUMER NATIONAL SERVICE (SERNAC (spanish))

    CONSUMER NATIONAL SERVICE (SERNAC (spanish)) has allowed that consumers through Public Libraries may make inquires about their rights or claim through the online platform Sernac when they feel their rights have been violated. As in the case of SII ( spanish servicio de impuestos internos), Sernac trains to the personnel of public libraries and certify them as facilitators of their online platform.

  • WOMAN NATIONAL SERVICE (SERNAM (spanish))

    WOMAN NATIONAL SERVICE (SERNAM (spanish)). One of its missions is to improve the employability and working conditions of women heads of household. Thus, quotas are being issued in 4000 digital literacy and spreadsheets. Also incorporated issues related to Chile-Buy and the integration of working groups to operationalize a regional alliance.

  • Fundation Gates

    FUNDACION GATES, it’s a prominent ally that has contributed significantly to the achievements and accomplishmen of the Biblioredes Program misión. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, through its Global Libraries initiative, to date, delivered to the Directorate of Libraries, Archives and Museums, a total of three grants through which they have financed the design and implementation of origins of the program (2001), the growth of access services to technology training in the Library of Santiago and 10 more libraries (2004), and the development of new digital services for the digital inclusion of communities in Chile (2009)..