- Introduction
- Executive summary
- Part 1 : The organisation of the archival sector in Europe
- 1a: Archives and the European Institutions
- 1b: Public archive services in the 25 Member States of the European Union
- 1c: Archive services as part of public administration: interrelations and co-operation
- 1d: Private archives
- Part 2 : Access to archives: institutional, technical and professional aspects
- 2a: EU and national legislation relevant to management and access to documents and archives
- 2b: Finding aids and description of documents and archives
- 2c: Access on-line to documents and archives and new research tools
- 2d: Internet Gateway to documents and archives in Europe and European networking projects
- 2e: Practical aspects of access: reading room standards
- 2f: Appraisal and selection of documents
- 2g: Document and archives management
- Part 3: The role of the archivist in the 21st century, training, ecognition of diplomas
- 3a: The role of the archivist as the guardian of the memory of society
- 3b: The archivist as provider of authentic information and his relations with the public: promoting more democracy, accountability and good governance
- 3c: Archival training with particular emphasis on future needs
- 3d: Recognition of archival diplomas throughout Europe
- Part 4: Preservation and damage prevention to archives in Europe
- 4a: Measures to prevent damage to archives by natural and other catastrophes
- 4b: Preservation and restoration of documents and archives
- 4c: Archive purpose buildings: standards and specifications at the national and European level
- Part 5: Electronic archives
- 5a: Authenticity and long-term preservation of electronic documents and archives
- 5b: Interdisciplinary co-operation on electronic documents and archives: DLM Forum, norms, best practices
- Part 6: Action plan e-Europe and other relevant activities at the European level
- Part 7: Audiovisual archives
- Part 8: Annexes
- 1: List of national expe
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