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Advancing access to information and digital preservation: IFAP's impact in digitizing documentary heritage

UNESCO · 2 connected claims

D06 · Creator, Expert, Education & Media Worlds

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https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/advancing-access-information-and-digital-preservation-ifaps-impact-digitizing-documentary-heritage

Claims connected to this source

  1. MWITA-CH-2026-031UNESCO's IFAP programme reported digitizing more than 5,000 Libyan oral-history audio recordings.Evidence B
  2. MWITA-CH-2026-032An IFAP-supported Caribbean project reported digitizing 19,500 bibliographic books and 2,000 Ola leaf manuscripts and running six digitization-capacity workshops.Evidence B

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