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Preservation Policies and Long-term Collections Management
The LIBER Steering Committee on Heritage Collections and Preservation, in collaboration with the British Library and the National Library of the Netherlands, invites you to attend a workshop on Preservation Policies and Long-term Collections Management.
In the workshop, we shall be discussing the use of preservation policies as frameworks to benefit long-term collections management. The workshop is aimed at library managers and all staff concerned with collections, preservation and collections management.
Halle, 29-30 September 2011
The LIBER Steering Committee on Heritage Collections and Preservation, in collaboration with the British Library and the National Library of the Netherlands, invites you to attend a workshop on Preservation Policies and Long-term Collections Management.
In the workshop, we shall be discussing the use of preservation policies as frameworks to benefit long-term collections management. The workshop is aimed at library managers and all staff concerned with collections, preservation and collections management.
Halle, 29-30 September 2011
The LIBER Steering Committee on Heritage Collections and Preservation, in collaboration with the British Library and the National Library of the Netherlands, invites you to attend a workshop on Preservation Policies and Long-term Collections Management.
In the workshop, we shall be discussing the use of preservation policies as frameworks to benefit long-term collections management. The workshop is aimed at library managers and all staff concerned with collections, preservation and collections management.
Halle, 29-30 September 2011
The LIBER Steering Committee on Heritage Collections and Preservation, in collaboration with the British Library and the National Library of the Netherlands, invites you to attend a workshop on Preservation Policies and Long-term Collections Management.
In the workshop, we shall be discussing the use of preservation policies as frameworks to benefit long-term collections management. The workshop is aimed at library managers and all staff concerned with collections, preservation and collections management.
The LIBER Steering Committee on Heritage Collections and Preservation, in collaboration with the British Library and the National Library of the Netherlands, invites you to attend a workshop on Preservation Policies and Long-term Collections Management.
In the workshop, we shall be discussing the use of preservation policies as frameworks to benefit long-term collections management. The workshop is aimed at library managers and all staff concerned with collections, preservation and collections management.
Halle, 29-30 September 2011
The topics and objectives of the workshop are:
- To exchange information on the current strategic context in which preservation activities take place
- To share perspectives on future directions for preservation management
- To foster collaboration between preservation policy makers in European libraries, including those based in Central and Eastern Europe
The workshop will be very relevant for all types of library in the current economic situation – the methodologies that the speakers will present should provide useful insights for everyone working to tight budgets and with limited resources.
The workshop will be hosted by the Saxony-Anhalt State and University Library at the Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Halle, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, on 29-30 September 2011.
The provisional programme is available here. There is no registration fee, but registration is required. Participants will cover their own costs, including accommodation and catering costs. The lunch on Friday is offered by LIBER. Advise about transport and accommodation in Halle can be found here: how to reach Halle and list of hotels.
You can register for the workshop using this registration form. The registration period will be open until 22 September.
We look forward to meeting you in Halle!
