Prof Ivanka Stričević, PhD
Velimir Neidhardt, Davor Mance, Zvonimir Krznarić i Marijan Hržić
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The National and University Library in Zagreb (NSK), as a central institution of Croatian culture, science, and education, functions as both the national library of the Republic of Croatia and the central library of the University of Zagreb.
NSK collects, preserves, processes, makes accessible, and promotes Croatia’s rich cultural and scientific heritage in the country and abroad, and carries out scientific research and development activities aimed at building and developing the Croatian library system.

With approximately 3.6 million items, strong teams of professional staff, numerous services, and a diverse program, it has been a vital part of Croatian cultural and scientific life for more than four centuries.
The vision for the development of NSK is realised through three strategic goals:

The National and University Library in Zagreb and the Zagreb Library Association’s Working Group on Citizen Science in Libraries have launched BioBlitz and Libraries, the national green libraries programme that brings together researchers and the wider community. Nearly 70 Croatian libraries – primarily public and school libraries – have joined the initiative.