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IFLA Core Programme for Preservation and Conservation (PAC)Programme ConceptPAC principlesThe following principles have been taken into account in order to determine PAC objectives:
ScopeThe Core Programme on Preservation and Conservation has one major goal: to ensure that significant library and archive materials, published and unpublished, in all formats will be preserved in accessible form for as long as possible.The primary role of the PAC Programme is to raise awareness: to make information and heritage professionals, governments and the public conscious of the fundamental position occupied by preservation in the management of an institution. Using its Regional Centres, PAC aims to have a presence worldwide. It will be assisted at national, regional and international levels by cooperation with other professional organisations, institutions and NGOS as well as with IFLA's professional groups, chief among which is the Section on Preservation and Conservation. The rapidly evolving digital technologies are presenting new challenges which are now part of the activities of the Programme. PAC's major strategies include training, production and dissemination of information, research and participation in the development of new standards. CooperationAmong the main tasks of PAC are raising awareness on preservation problems and disseminating relevant information. All actions may benefit from cooperative efforts. PAC works in collaboration with various partners, such as :
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