Listening to the Past, Speaking to the Future

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62 Action 5New services for the archival user, for example, packages to support particularcommunities of interest (children, students, tourists and businesses).ManagementMembers of the Archive ForumFunding SourcesLottery; Dept. for Education & Skills£2,000,000Total Recommendation One£10,000,000Recommendation TwoPosition UK archives as key contributors to local, regional and national socialand economic objectives.Action 1Create a UK Archives Strategic Marketing Plan as the means of co-ordinatingthe promotion of archives and developing audiences.ManagementMembers of the Archive Forum; National Council on ArchivesFunding SourcesArchives Development Programme£100,000Action 2Co-ordinate a programme of evidence gathering on archives and theircontribution to local, regional and national, social and economic objectives(to be used as part of the wider advocacy campaign for archives).ManagementMembers of the Archive Forum; National Council on Archives;Regional Agencies for museums, libraries and archivesFunding SourcesArchives Development Programme£50,000Action 3Develop a programme of advocacy to promote the value of archives in supportof the social and learning agendas and to develop professional awareness.ManagementMembers of the Archive Forum; National Council on Archives;Regional Agencies for museums, libraries and archivesFunding SourcesArchives Development Programme£100,000
Next Steps for Action and DeliveryAction 4Establish a Business Development Group for innovation and partnership toassist archives to maximize commercial opportunities.ManagementMembers of the Archive Forum; National Council on Archives;Regional Agencies for museums, libraries and archivesFunding SourcesArchives Development Programme£10,00063Total Recommendation Two£260,000Recommendation ThreeRelease the potential of archives to enrich and enhance teaching and learningand contribute to raising standards in education.Action 1Work with stakeholders to develop programmes that will raise awarenessof the value of ‘hands on’ experience of the archival heritage. Engage teachersin the processes of interpretation to maintain and develop specialistsubject knowledge.ManagementMembers of the Archive Forum; National Council on Archives;Dept. for Education & Skills; Dept for Culture, Media and SportFunding SourcesArchive Development Programme; Dept. for Education & Skills £150,000Action 2Develop learning resources for formal education.ManagementMembers of the Archive Forum; National Council on Archives;Dept. for Education & SkillsFunding SourcesArchive Development Programme; Dept. for Education & Skills£150,000Total Recommendation Three£300,000
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Page 81 and 82: AcknowledgementsCllr David HarmerRe
Page 83 and 84: AcknowledgementsVictor BelcherSteve
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