Introducing Microlibraries in the Activities of the National Library of Uzbekistan

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the implementation of micro-libraries within the activities of the National Library of Uzbekistan from the perspective of modern library science. Micro-libraries are interpreted as an innovative organizational form that complements the traditional centralized library model and brings information resources closer to users. The study examines the material and technical infrastructure, collection potential, digital services, and practical experience of the National Library of Uzbekistan. Organizational, technological, and methodological aspects of establishing micro-libraries are discussed, and mechanisms for their development in integration with the National Library are substantiated. The findings demonstrate the potential of micro-libraries to expand territorial coverage of library services, ensure equal access to information, and enhance the social effectiveness of libraries. The conclusions are of scientific and practical value for planning innovative library projects and modernizing information and library systems.