ENArC - European Network on Archival Cooperation

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History and Future of the European Network on Archival Cooperation and its role as a participant in the sustainable interlinking between European archives.

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ENArC European Network on ArchivalCooperation A Constant Archival Network in Europe

Central point Contact place for preparation and implementation of various projects Internationality Partners from 16 European countries Enrichment ICARUS Sustainability Accessibility Research Platform for all topics regarding virtual preparation of historical sources and their content Archive Activities in the archival field New possibilities

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ENArC - partners Generaldirektion der Staatlichen Archive Bayerns (DE) Diözesanarchiv St. Pölten (AT) - Coordiantor ICARUS –International Centre for Archival Research (AT) HKI, Universität zu Köln (DE) Arhiv Republike Slovenije (SI) Hrvatski Državni Archiv (HR) Slovenský Národný Archiv (SK) Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa (IT) Budapest Főváros Levéltára (HU) Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II (IT) Magyar Országos Levéltár (HU) Národní Archiv (CZ) Ministerio de Cultura, Subdirección General de los Archivos Estatales (ES) Balkanoloski Institut SANU (RS)

ProgrammeCulture 2007 – 2013 „The EU’s Culture programme (2007-2013) has a budget of €400 million for projects and initiatives to celebrate Europe’s cultural diversity and enhance our shared cultural heritage ...“ 3 objectives ,[object Object]

Preparation and planning phase: 01.11.2010 – 30.04.2011

Implementation plan: 2-year-workprogramme for the first project phase (November 2010 – kick-off meeting in Vienna)

Linking the Neighbourhood Programe In order to expand the network, partners will participate inthe Neighbourhood Linking Programme to win archives from neighbouring countries to join the network. The partners are entitled to special funding which include: ,[object Object]

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ENArC - European Network on Archival Cooperation

1. ENArC European Network on ArchivalCooperation A Constant Archival Network in Europe

2. Central point Contact place for preparation and implementation of various projects Internationality Partners from 16 European countries Enrichment ICARUS Sustainability Accessibility Research Platform for all topics regarding virtual preparation of historical sources and their content Archive Activities in the archival field New possibilities

4. Enlarge the concrete digital content

5. Dissemination of developed know-how

7. App. 220.000 charters from 80 partners from 11 countries

8. Deducated to the ideals of web 2.0

9. Stake holders keep all rights regarding digital images

10. Collaborative interface (EditMOM) for standardised data processing.www.monasterium.net

11. ENArC – 14 partners in 10 countries              

12. ENArC - partners Generaldirektion der Staatlichen Archive Bayerns (DE) Diözesanarchiv St. Pölten (AT) - Coordiantor ICARUS –International Centre for Archival Research (AT) HKI, Universität zu Köln (DE) Arhiv Republike Slovenije (SI) Hrvatski Državni Archiv (HR) Slovenský Národný Archiv (SK) Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa (IT) Budapest Főváros Levéltára (HU) Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II (IT) Magyar Országos Levéltár (HU) Národní Archiv (CZ) Ministerio de Cultura, Subdirección General de los Archivos Estatales (ES) Balkanoloski Institut SANU (RS)

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14. circulation of cultural output

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16. Preparation and planning phase: 01.11.2010 – 30.04.2011

17. Start for project activities:01.05.2011

18. Implementation plan: 2-year-workprogramme for the first project phase (November 2010 – kick-off meeting in Vienna)

19. Linking the Neighbourhood Programe

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21. Organisation of a national workshop in the neighbouring countrytogether with a local host institution

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23. National Workshops

24. National Workshops In order to announce the project results among experts within the individualcountries and attract new partners for the network, one partner of each country will host anational workshop. The workshop should last one day andconsist of two blocks: 1. Appraisal of national activities in the area of digital processing of archival records 2. A discussion in context of the project and international developments. 10workshops in countries of participating partners 4 workshops will take placein neighbouring countries.

25. Experts Exchange Programme

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27. Familiarise with different working methods and technologies

28. Intensively exchange knowledge and experience

29. Strengthen the intercultural dialogueThe programme will be coordinated by ICARUS

30. Training Programs

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32. Organise and hold such courses once a year at the Centre of Learning at the Scuolain San Miniato.

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35. 9 ENAC-lectures are planned, each in a differentcountry.

36. Each lecture will focus on a certain topic related to archives and the challenges ofIT.

37. It is proposed to choose a speaker from another country.

38. All ENAC lectures will betransmitted online via the communication platform.

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