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D O S T O P N O S T KNJIŽNIC ZA TELESNO PRIZADETE O SEB E V SLOVENIJI Igor M aher, Z veza p a ra p leg ik o v Slovenije, Ljubljana UDK 022-056.26 Povzetek V anketi, izvedeni v januarju 1993, je sodelovalo 77% splošnoizobraževalnih, 78% visokošolskih in 34% specialnih knjižnic v Sloveniji. Z vprašalnikom smo ugota­ vljali dostopnost do knjižnic, možnost parkiranja, prirejenost knjižničnih in toa­ letnih prostorov za gibanje telesno prizadetih oseb. Rezultati so pokazali zelo slabo stanje, saj je kar do 53% anketiranih knjižnic dostop popolnoma onemo­ gočen, le 20% pa jih je dostopnih brez tuje pomoči. Podobno nizek odstotek (21) je knjižnic, ki imajo urejeno parkiranje za invalide. V 57% knjižnic je notranjost neprirejena, še slabša pa je prirejenost toaletnih prostorov, saj so ti primerni le v 3% anketiranih knjižnic. Primerjava vseh treh tipov knjižnic pokaže, da je nekoliko boljše stanje le v visokošolskih, skrb pa vzbuja velik delež nedostopnih splošnoi­ zobraževalnih knjižnic. UDC 022-056.26 Summary A survey carried out in 1993 included 77% of public libraries, 78% of academic libraries and 34% of special libraries in Slovenia. It was aimed to find out if libraries have provided access to the buildings and library collections, parking, and lavatories for phisically handicapped persons. The results were not good, because 53% libraries have no access for the handicapped and to only 20% these people can come without help. Similarly low is the percentage (21) of libraries with special parking places. In 57% of libraries the access to library collections is not appro­ priate for the handicapped. Even worse is the situation with lavatories, because only 3% of libraries have provided special lavatories for the handicapped. Com­ parison between the three types of libraries shows a little better situation in academic libraries while the majority of unaccessible public libraries is what worries. MAHER, Igor. Access to Slovenian Libraries by Physically Handicapped Persons. Knjižnica, Ljubljana, 39(1995) 1/2 137 -143 137