Abstract
Examines some of the special problems raised by the Caribbean′s cultural diversity when it comes to considering a regional interlibrary loan and document supply system. Considers some of the barriers that cannot be controlled by librarians; those which can partially be controlled; and others that are created by librarians. Suggests that all nations of the Caribbean should become resources for their own output. Emphasizes simplicity and ease of operation, with the aim of pointing the way towards the establishment of a manageable and efficient interlibrary lending system.
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