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This document outlines two main objectives for a project: 1) To foster collaboration between existing digital preservation projects and initiatives, and 2) To raise awareness of digital preservation challenges among different user communities who have varying levels of awareness. It also lists three goals for advocacy and outreach: to increase awareness of digital preservation among funding agencies, promote innovative practices among relevant academic departments, and raise general public awareness.
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1. to foster collaboration and synergies among
on-going projects and existing initiatives
across the ERA [repositories and audit and
certification tools]
2. to raise up awareness on digital preservation
challenges among different user
communities [different level of awareness on
the subject and its strategic significance]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/vilniuslunghipresentazione-1218546335524035-9/85/Vilnius-Lunghi-Presentazione-1-320.jpg)
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