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INFORMATION B O O K L E T INFORMATION B O O K L E T Who we are The Polish Book Institute is a national cultural insti- of the prestigious American translation awards, tution established by the Minister of Culture on 1st namely Best Translated Book Award and ALTA's December 2003 to promote Polish literature and its (American Literary Translators Association) National heritage around the world as well as to popularise Translation Award. Polish books and reading in Poland. The Institute also co-finances translations of Polish For almost two decades, the Institute has been sup- books for children, which enjoy great interest and porting: translators of Polish literature - to trans- recognition abroad. They win the most important late as many interesting Polish books as possible industry awards (Polish authors and publishers are into their native languages, foreign publishers - to almost always awarded at the world’s most impor- publish their translations, organisers of literary tant event in this field, the International Children's events from all over the world - to invite Polish Book Fair in Bologna), they are presented at pres- authors to visit them. Thanks to the financial sup- tigious exhibitions and, thanks to translations and port of the ©Poland Translation Programme, hun- foreign editions, they reach little readers in almost dreds of translations of works by Polish authors all corners of the world. have been published abroad, among them Polish Nobel Prize winners: Henryk Sienkiewicz, Władysław Thanks to the pro-reading campaign "Small Book Reymont, Czesław Miłosz, Wisława Szymborska, and – Great Man" implemented since 2017, the Polish Olga Tokarczuk, acclaimed classic authors: Zbigniew Book Institute informs about the benefits of read- Herbert, Janusz Korczak, Gustaw Herling-Grudziński, ing together as a family from the first months of a Józef Mackiewicz, Witold Gombrowicz, and Stanisław child's life. Lem, as well as contemporary authors: Andrzej Sapkowski, Marek Krajewski, Bronisław Wildstein, As part of this campaign, young parents in mater- Joanna Siedlecka, Wojciech Chmielarz, Wiesław nity wards receive unique Reading Layettes con- Myśliwski, Szczepan Twardoch, Mariusz Szczygieł, taining the book Pierwsze wiersze dla…(“First Po- Małgorzata Rejmer, and many others. ems for…”), pre-schoolers are encouraged to read and visit public libraries through the publication Translations of Polish books co-financed by the Pierwsze czytanki dla… (“First Readings for…), and Polish Book Institute find their way to the finals first year pupils enter the world of adventure with 4 literature through the publication Pierwsze abec- Institute in 2010, accomodating for all operations adło (“First ABC”). related to running a public library. The Polish Book Institute reaches secondary school For 13 years, the Polish Book Institute has adminis- students and adults with pro-reading messages tered funding programmes of the Ministry of Culture, through the Read PL campaign and the accom- National Heritage and Sport in the field of literature, panying “Hunt Your Book” programme, as part of and since April 2010, it has been the publisher of which more than 500,000 books have been read the oldest and most distinguished Polish cultural since 2013. magazines, such as "Nowe Książki", "Twórczość", "Lit- eratura na Świecie", "Teatr", to name a few. The Polish Book Institute is also the creator of Book Discussion Clubs, which have been operating since The Polish Book Institute runs a website dedicated 2007, and whose aim is to promote literary culture to its activities. Every day at instytutksiazki.pl, you and reading. can find a selection of the latest literary news, biog- raphies of contemporary Polish authors, interviews The Polish Book Institute also supports public li- with writers and translators, a database of transla- braries through the implementation of a funding tors, addresses of publishers and literary agencies programme called Library Infrastructure, whose - everything is available in both Polish and English. strategic goal is to transform municipal libraries The Institute also runs an English-language website in localities of up to 50,000 inhabitants into mod- dedicated exclusively to foreign publishers, trans- ern centres of access to knowledge and culture. The lators, and all those interested in Polish literature: programme is implemented as part of the National booksfrompoland.pl. Reading Development Programme and responds to the need to radically improve the condition of public libraries in Poland. To meet the needs of libraries, the MAK+ catalogu- ing system was developed and implemented at the 5 Letter from the Director of the Polish Book Institute Dear Readers, The above-mentioned activities are of a com- prehensive nature and are necessary for not only The Polish Book Institute is an institution which, significant but mainly permanent changes to take since 2003, has been implementing the policy of the place in the area of readership in Poland. We recog- Polish state to strengthen the presence of Polish nise that this is an investment in children's future, culture, recorded and presented in native literature. their professional success, as well as in good family Nowadays, this policy combines the idea inherent and community relationships. Reading is the devel- to its creation, i.e. the promotion of the value of opment of a human as a citizen, an absolutely key Polish literature at home and abroad as well as the area and mission of the Polish state that requires promotion of reading in response to contemporary special attention and conscious action. challenges posed by rapid technological develop- We are pleased that every year, foreign publish- ment and the (r)evolution of social relations. ers are more and more interested in the Copyright One of the most important tasks facing the Poland Translation Programme, thanks to which Polish Book Institute is indeed the promotion of many translations of Polish literature into foreign reading. We are aware that its condition is still not languages have been published. In 2019, the Polish satisfactory and that changing this situation re- Book Institute has also expanded the offer of the quires bold and far-reaching actions that have not Translators’ Collegium scholarship programme, of- been taken until recently. This is why we are proud fering translators of Polish literature study stays to have launched the nationwide pro-reading cam- not only in Krakow, but also in Warsaw, in Tadeusz paign "Small Book – Great Man" in 2017. Thanks to Konwicki's flat-studio. it, almost every newborn baby receives their first These are, of course, only some of the undertak- book in hospital, and pre-schoolers visiting public ings and initiatives carried out by the Polish Book libraries get a special set of reading materials. Since Institute. I hope that this publication will bring its 2020, a new book has been in the hands of first year readers closer to our activities and their effects. pupils. These activities are accompanied by an in- tensive information campaign showing the benefits Dariusz Jaworski of reading together as a family from an early age. Director of the Polish Book Institute In addition, since 2011, we have acted as operator of long-term government programmes supporting the development of reading, including the Library Infrastructure programme, which has helped to build or renovate as well as equip several hundred libraries in the country. 6 The Polish Book Institute’s key projects “ SMALL BOOK – “ READ PL” GREAT MAN” AND “ HUNT YOUR BOOK” One of the largest campaigns of its kind in the The campaign promoting reading among world, aimed at children ages 0-3, 4-6, and adults and secondary school students, during first year pupils. A different book was pre- which, free of charge, you can read e-books pared for each group, as well as a booklet for and listen to 12 audiobooks by recognised and parents, informing about the role of reading popular Polish and foreign authors. in children's lives at different stages of their The aim of the campaign is to invigorate development. reading in a modern way among people who The campaign is accompanied by intensive are less and less inclined to reach for paper activities using various types of media (TV, In- books and who actively use smartphones in- ternet, radio, and outdoor). stead. 77 The Polish Book Institute’s key projects LIBRARY COPYRIGHT INFRASTRUCTURE POLAND 2016-2020 Support for public libraries in rural, urban-ru- Promotion of Polish literature abroad through ral, and urban municipalities of up to 50,000 financial support of translation, copyright li- inhabitants through subsidies for tasks con- censes, and printing costs. nected with renovation, reconstruction, ex- As part of the Translation Programme, there pansion, and construction as well as equip- have been published translations of Polish ping library buildings. classics (Mickiewicz, Krasiński, Wyspiański, The programme is implemented as part of Prus, Norwid, Sienkiewicz), the most out- the National Programme for the Development standing poetry (Herbert, Miłosz, Szymborska), of Reading and responds to the need to radi- 20th century literature (Herling-Grudziński, cally improve the condition of public libraries Korczak, Gombrowicz, Mackiewicz, Mrożek, in Poland. Lem, Piasecki, Witkacy, Żeromski), and con- temporary recognised authors (includ- ing Tokarczuk, Twardoch, Myśliwski, Libera, Sapkowski, Wildstein, Dukaj, and many others). NARODOWY PROGRAM PROGRAM TRANSLATORSKI ROZWOJU CZYTELNICTWA © POLAND 8 ACTIVITIES IN POLAND PRO-READING CAMPAIGN "SMALL BOOK – GREAT MAN" One of the largest campaigns of its kind in the First Poems for... – children aged 0-3 world, which aims to highlight the benefits of read- Approximately 32,000 babies are born in Poland ing together as a family from the first months of a each month*. In 2017, the Polish Book Institute be- child's life. After all, reading starts from the cradle, gan distributing Reading Layettes to newborn ba- long before the day a child begins to put letters to- bies in hospitals.
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  • Premio Nobel Per La Letteratura

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    (HRS4R) at the University of Warsaw – Positive Developments and Impact

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