Listening to the Past, Speaking to the Future

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66 Action 2Encourage regional partnership strategies for the sustainable managementand preservation of digital records.ManagementMembers of the Archive Forum; National Council on Archives; RegionalAgencies for museums, libraries and archives; Digital Preservation CoalitionFunding SourcesArchive Development Programme; private sponsorship£50,000Total Recommendation Six£100,000Recommendation SevenPut in place a programme to modernise service management and improveworkforce development opportunities.Action 1Investigate the establishment of Centres of Expertise for archives within theEnglish Regions to provide support to local archives and spread good practiceand to collaborate with the devolved administrations to co-ordinate workin this area.ManagementMembers of the Archive Forum; Regional Agencies for museums, librariesand archivesFunding SourcesArchive Development Programme£200,000Action 2Create a quality assurance framework so that national standards for collectionscare and exploitation are implemented as widely as possible.ManagementMembers of the Archive ForumFunding SourcesArchive Development Programme£50,000Action 3Support innovative, collaborative approaches to developing a nationalstrategy to address backlogs.in cataloguingManagementMembers of the Archive ForumFunding SourcesArchive Development Programme£50,000
Next Steps for Action and DeliveryAction 4Undertake further research into the future use of volunteers in archivalcollections through pilot projects.ManagementMembers of the Archive Forum; National Council on Archives;Regional Agencies for museums, libraries and archivesFunding SourcesArchive Development Programme; Lottery£300,00067Action 5National agencies across the whole of the UK should explore the feasibilityof an integrated training and development framework.ManagementMembers of the Archive Forum; Sector Skills CouncilsFunding SourcesArchive Development Programme; Dept. for Education & Skills £100,000Total Recommendation Seven£700,000Recommendation EightAgreement should be sought from the four home nations of the UK on theforum that will co-ordinate the development of the recommendations onthis report.ManagementAll relevant partners and organisations within the UKFunding SourcesAs appropriate£N/AArchives havesomething foreveryone and webelieve our primaryduty is to presentthe means to helpeveryone … tobenefit from thisknowledge.
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Page 83 and 84: AcknowledgementsVictor BelcherSteve
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