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	<languages />This page summarises the basic archive preservation that applies to multi-year subsidised organisations within the Arts Decree. It is both a yardstick for the arts organisations themselves, and a guide for government monitoring. For every guideline belonging to the basic preservation on TRACKS, the expected results and verifiable indicators are mentioned here.		<languages />This page summarises the basic archive preservation that applies to multi-year subsidised organisations within the Arts Decree. It is both a yardstick for the arts organisations themselves, and a guide for government monitoring. For every guideline belonging to the basic preservation on TRACKS, the expected results and verifiable indicators are mentioned here.

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	Every organisation relates to the basic preservation guidelines using the 'comply or explain' principle. This means that, for every guideline, an organisation can choose to follow it or provide a very good reason as to why not. Arts organisations have the entire subsidy period within which to put these guidelines into practice and can therefore work in stages. Not every guideline needs to be allotted a place and implemented in the organisational plans right from the beginning. However, by the end of the subsidy period at least one action must be initiated for every guideline or an explanation given as to why this has not been done.		Every organisation relates to the basic preservation guidelines using the 'comply or explain' principle. This means that, for every guideline, an organisation can choose to follow it or provide a very good reason as to why not. Arts organisations have the entire subsidy period within which to put these guidelines into practice and can therefore work in stages. Not every guideline needs to be allotted a place and implemented in the organisational plans right from the beginning. However, by the end of the subsidy period at least one action must be initiated for every guideline or an explanation given as to why this has not been done.
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	Within the basic preservation we make a distinction between guidelines that only apply to archive and collections developed during the subsidy period in question (A: active) and those that also apply to the past (R: retroactive). Every guideline contains a link that leads you to more information and context, as well as specific tools that you can use in the context of a guideline.		Within the basic preservation we make a distinction between guidelines that only apply to archive and collections developed during the subsidy period in question (A: active) and those that also apply to the past (R: retroactive). Every guideline contains a link that leads you to more information and context, as well as specific tools that you can use in the context of a guideline.
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	*Do you make regular backups of your digital files? How? Can you check that your digital files are still readable?		*Do you make regular backups of your digital files? How? Can you check that your digital files are still readable?

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	How do you get started? See the general introduction for [[:Categorie:4. Materieel bewaren/en\|Content preservation]] and [[:Categorie:5. Digitaal bewaren/en\|Digital preservation]].		How do you get started? See the general introduction for [[:Categorie:4. Materieel bewaren/en\|Content preservation]] and [[:Categorie:5. Digitaal bewaren/en\|Digital preservation]].
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	===5.1. Preserve your analogue and paper archive and/or collection well (A)===		===5.1. Preserve your analogue and paper archive and/or collection well (A)===
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	====Indicators:====		====Indicators:====

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	*There are error-free back-ups. There is a document outlining the back-up strategy.		*There are error-free back-ups. There is a document outlining the back-up strategy.
	*The efforts undertaken, as can be demonstrated in the event of a site visit by the Arts Division of the Flemish government's Department of Culture, Sport and Media in the context of the evaluation of the subsidy period.		*The efforts undertaken, as can be demonstrated in the event of a site visit by the Arts Division of the Flemish government's Department of Culture, Sport and Media in the context of the evaluation of the subsidy period.
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	==6. Support==		==6. Support==

Florian Daemen op 6 okt 2022 om 12:01

2022-10-06T12:01:38Z

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	===Optimise your classification (A)===		===Optimise your classification (A)===

	How do you get started? See the '[[Maak een ordeningsplan/mappenstructuur ~~en zorg voor een goede naamgeving~~/en\|Create a filing plan/folder structure with a good naming system]]' tool.		How do you get started? See the '[[Maak een ordeningsplan/mappenstructuur/en\|Create a filing plan/folder structure with a good naming system]]' tool.

	====Anticipated results:====		====Anticipated results:====

Nastasia op 6 okt 2022 om 11:27

2022-10-06T11:27:42Z

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	*Do you make regular backups of your digital files? How? Can you check that your digital files are still readable?		*Do you make regular backups of your digital files? How? Can you check that your digital files are still readable?

	How do you get started? See the general introduction for [[:Categorie 4. Materieel bewaren\|Content preservation]] and [[:Categorie 5. Digitaal bewaren\|Digital preservation]].		How do you get started? See the general introduction for [[:Categorie:4. Materieel bewaren/en\|Content preservation]] and [[:Categorie:5. Digitaal bewaren/en\|Digital preservation]].

	===5.1. Preserve your analogue and paper archive and/or collection well (A)===		===5.1. Preserve your analogue and paper archive and/or collection well (A)===

Bart Magnus op 29 jun 2021 om 08:24

2021-06-29T08:24:37Z

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	<languages />This page summarises the basic archive preservation that applies to multi-year subsidised organisations within the Arts Decree. It is both a yardstick for the arts organisations themselves, and a guide for government monitoring. For every guideline belonging to the basic preservation on TRACKS, the expected results and verifiable indicators are mentioned here.		<languages />This page summarises the basic archive preservation that applies to multi-year subsidised organisations within the Arts Decree. It is both a yardstick for the arts organisations themselves, and a guide for government monitoring. For every guideline belonging to the basic preservation on TRACKS, the expected results and verifiable indicators are mentioned here.

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	Every organisation relates to the basic preservation guidelines using the 'comply or explain' principle. This means that, for every guideline, an organisation can choose to follow it or provide a very good reason as to why not. Arts organisations have the entire subsidy period within which to put these guidelines into practice and can therefore work in stages. Not every guideline needs to be allotted a place and implemented in the organisational plans right from the beginning. However, by the end of the subsidy period at least one action must be initiated for every guideline or an explanation given as to why this has not been done.		Every organisation relates to the basic preservation guidelines using the 'comply or explain' principle. This means that, for every guideline, an organisation can choose to follow it or provide a very good reason as to why not. Arts organisations have the entire subsidy period within which to put these guidelines into practice and can therefore work in stages. Not every guideline needs to be allotted a place and implemented in the organisational plans right from the beginning. However, by the end of the subsidy period at least one action must be initiated for every guideline or an explanation given as to why this has not been done.
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	Within the basic preservation we make a distinction between guidelines that only apply to archive and collections developed during the subsidy period in question (A: active) and those that also apply to the past (R: retroactive). Every guideline contains a link that leads you to more information and context, as well as specific tools that you can use in the context of a guideline.		Within the basic preservation we make a distinction between guidelines that only apply to archive and collections developed during the subsidy period in question (A: active) and those that also apply to the past (R: retroactive). Every guideline contains a link that leads you to more information and context, as well as specific tools that you can use in the context of a guideline.
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	*One or more documents describing which rights rely on newly created documents and who has the rights.		*One or more documents describing which rights rely on newly created documents and who has the rights.

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	==5. Sustainable preservation==		==5. Sustainable preservation==
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	'''In brief:'''		'''In brief:'''

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2021-06-29T08:13:59Z

Bijgewerkt vanwege een nieuwe basisversie van de bronpagina

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	<languages />This page summarises the basic archive preservation that applies to multi-year subsidised organisations within the Arts Decree. It is both a yardstick for the arts organisations themselves, and a guide for government monitoring. For every guideline belonging to the basic preservation on TRACKS, the expected results and verifiable indicators are mentioned here.		<languages />This page summarises the basic archive preservation that applies to multi-year subsidised organisations within the Arts Decree. It is both a yardstick for the arts organisations themselves, and a guide for government monitoring. For every guideline belonging to the basic preservation on TRACKS, the expected results and verifiable indicators are mentioned here.

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	Every organisation relates to the basic preservation guidelines using the 'comply or explain' principle. This means that, for every guideline, an organisation can choose to follow it or provide a very good reason as to why not. Arts organisations have the entire subsidy period within which to put these guidelines into practice and can therefore work in stages. Not every guideline needs to be allotted a place and implemented in the organisational plans right from the beginning. However, by the end of the subsidy period at least one action must be initiated for every guideline or an explanation given as to why this has not been done.		Every organisation relates to the basic preservation guidelines using the 'comply or explain' principle. This means that, for every guideline, an organisation can choose to follow it or provide a very good reason as to why not. Arts organisations have the entire subsidy period within which to put these guidelines into practice and can therefore work in stages. Not every guideline needs to be allotted a place and implemented in the organisational plans right from the beginning. However, by the end of the subsidy period at least one action must be initiated for every guideline or an explanation given as to why this has not been done.
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	Within the basic preservation we make a distinction between guidelines that only apply to archive and collections developed during the subsidy period in question (A: active) and those that also apply to the past (R: retroactive). Every guideline contains a link that leads you to more information and context, as well as specific tools that you can use in the context of a guideline.		Within the basic preservation we make a distinction between guidelines that only apply to archive and collections developed during the subsidy period in question (A: active) and those that also apply to the past (R: retroactive). Every guideline contains a link that leads you to more information and context, as well as specific tools that you can use in the context of a guideline.
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	*One or more documents describing which rights rely on newly created documents and who has the rights.		*One or more documents describing which rights rely on newly created documents and who has the rights.

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	==5. Sustainable preservation==		==5. Sustainable preservation==
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	'''In brief:'''		'''In brief:'''

Bart Magnus op 27 nov 2020 om 16:26

2020-11-27T16:26:47Z

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	====Anticipated results:====		====Anticipated results:====
	*The established vision on archive and/or collection preservation gives rise to objectives and actions; see the tools in the section [[Categorie:1._Visie/en\|Vision]].		*The established vision on archive and/or collection preservation gives rise to objectives and actions; see the tools in the section [[:Categorie:1._Visie/en\|Vision]].
	*Arts organisations include both long- and short-term objectives and actions in action and policy plans.		*Arts organisations include both long- and short-term objectives and actions in action and policy plans.
	*Time and resources are made available for the implementation of objectives and actions.		*Time and resources are made available for the implementation of objectives and actions.

Bart Magnus op 28 sep 2020 om 15:56

2020-09-28T15:56:31Z

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	'''In brief:'''		'''In brief:'''

	• If your organisation can’t or doesn’t want to look after its own archive any more, do you know which institution you can transfer it to? Or who can help you with this?		*If your organisation can’t or doesn’t want to look after its own archive any more, do you know which institution you can transfer it to? Or who can help you with this?

	===Know where and how you can find a new storage place for your archive and/or collection (R+A)===		===Know where and how you can find a new storage place for your archive and/or collection (R+A)===

Bart Magnus op 28 sep 2020 om 15:56

2020-09-28T15:56:24Z

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	==6. Support==		==6. Support==

	In brief:		'''In brief:'''

	• If your organisation can’t or doesn’t want to look after its own archive any more, do you know which institution you can transfer it to? Or who can help you with this?		• If your organisation can’t or doesn’t want to look after its own archive any more, do you know which institution you can transfer it to? Or who can help you with this?

Bart Magnus op 28 sep 2020 om 15:55

2020-09-28T15:55:41Z

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	*Do you make regular backups of your digital files? How? Can you check that your digital files are still readable?		*Do you make regular backups of your digital files? How? Can you check that your digital files are still readable?

	How do you get started? See the general introduction for Content preservation and Digital preservation.		How do you get started? See the general introduction for [[:Categorie 4. Materieel bewaren\|Content preservation]] and [[:Categorie 5. Digitaal bewaren\|Digital preservation]].

	===5.1. Preserve your analogue and paper archive and/or collection well (A)===		===5.1. Preserve your analogue and paper archive and/or collection well (A)===

Bart Magnus op 28 sep 2020 om 15:55

2020-09-28T15:55:15Z

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	'''In brief:'''		'''In brief:'''

	• Are your paper documents (including posters, photos, brochures…) and your analogue audiovisual content kept somewhere dry, free of vermin, safe from fire and water damage, and protected from direct sunlight? Is this checked sometimes?		*Are your paper documents (including posters, photos, brochures…) and your analogue audiovisual content kept somewhere dry, free of vermin, safe from fire and water damage, and protected from direct sunlight? Is this checked sometimes?
	• Do you make regular backups of your digital files? How? Can you check that your digital files are still readable?		*Do you make regular backups of your digital files? How? Can you check that your digital files are still readable?

	How do you get started? See the general introduction for Content preservation and Digital preservation.		How do you get started? See the general introduction for Content preservation and Digital preservation.