What is the SAGA project’s primary goal?
SAGA (Sustainable Archives and Greener Approaches) aims to enhance the resilience and sustainability of archival institutions across Europe. The project focuses on preparing and improving archival institutions’ capacity to respond to natural and man-made disasters while fostering the adoption of sustainable practices that align with the European Green Deal.
How does SAGA contribute to the European Green Deal?
SAGA aligns with the European Green Deal by addressing climate change impacts on documentary heritage and promoting energy-efficient, eco-friendly practices in archival management. The project explores ways to reduce the carbon footprint of conservation efforts and encourages the use of sustainable materials and technologies in the archival sector.
What are the key focus areas of the SAGA project?
SAGA focuses on disaster risk management, sustainable archival practices, and capacity building within archival institutions. The project aims to develop preventive methodologies, implement innovative digital tools, and provide training to archival staff to improve resilience and promote greener approaches to heritage preservation.
Who are the partners involved in the SAGA project?
SAGA is a collaborative effort involving leading archival institutions, universities, and cultural organizations across Europe. Key partners include the Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte (Spain), National Archives of Hungary, Munster Technological University (Ireland), and the European University Institute (Italy).