- History
- The National Archives
- The Provincial Archives
- Organisation
- Strategy 2015
- Mission of the National Archives Service
- Operational objectives and methods
- Vision and values
- Changing operational environment
- Management and operational development
- Life-cycle management of documentary information
- Making documentary cultural heritage available
- Administrative services and operational development
- Mission and operations
Operational objectives and methods
These are the main strategic objectives of the National Archives Service:
- The preservation and availability of documentary information preserved permanently and belonging to the national cultural heritage is ensured for the entire life cycle of the material irrespective of storage format.
- The guidance of the National Archives Service on standards and information is clear, expert and up to date.
- The National Archives Service is a vital part of the national and international infrastructures for research in Humanities and Social Sciences.
- The information services available via the Internet are a vital element in customer services.
- Sufficient expertise, necessary resources and appropriate information systems for receiving, managing and storing of electronic material as well as making it available are available.
- Private archives are acquired in accordance with a policy which ensures extensive, objective and sufficient holdings on all aspects of participation in social life during various periods.
- The National Archives Service acquires appropriate and sufficient premises for operations and storage in accordance with a long-term construction schedule.
- The staff is motivated and has acquired high professional skills in all fields of operation of the National Archives Service.
The strategic objectives are met primarily through:
- Allocation of resources in line with the strategic objectives,
- Development of a unitary National Archives Service where know-how and resources are utilized optimally,
- Enhancing efficiency in operational processes and management of projects,
- Cooperation with strategic partners in order to promote productivity and cost-efficiency,
- Making the position of the National Archives Service clear in the overall planning of life-cycle management of electronic material in the public administration,
- Long-term planning of operations and systematic monitoring of set objectives by means of indicators projecting impact and efficiency and through evaluations,
- Training and recruitment which strengthens the skills base,
- Promoting an atmosphere where innovative thinking skills, devotion to a set purpose and professional expertise are appreciated,
- Modern technology in customer services and internal operations, and
- Internal and external communications making a difference.




