Library Transformation based on social inclusion is a program of the National Library of Indonesia to transform public libraries as centers of knowledge and provide new experiences for the community. This project is adopted from The Global Library which is initiated by the Bill & Melinda Foundation from 1998 to 2018. 

The Global Library was developed in Indonesia under the name PerpuSeru from 2011 to 2018 by the CocaCola Foundation as a partner of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for Indonesia, in collaboration with the National Library of the Republic of Indonesia. By November 2018, as many as 200 village libraries, 50 district libraries, and 34 provincial libraries have been fostered by PerpuSeru.

In November 2018, The National Library took over the program from Perpuseru. The program is fully funded by the Indonesian government since then under the name of “Revitalization of Indonesian Public Libraries”. Throughout 2018, 21 provincial libraries, as well as 60 district/city libraries, have begun to be revitalized and fostered into social inclusion-based libraries.

Throughout 2019, the National Library of Indonesia carried out the transformation of social inclusion-based library services with the tagline “Literacy for Welfare” in 21 provincial libraries, 60 district/city libraries, and 300 village/kelurahan libraries. The Indonesian Public Library Revitalization Program in Strengthening Literacy for Welfare provides training and assistance according to the needs of the local community as well as educating the public in the use of information and communication technology facilities.