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DARE: Digital Academic Repositories for Preserving Dutch Scientific Research

DARE (Digital Academic Repositories) aims to establish a collaborative network of repositories among all Dutch universities, the National Library (KB), the Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW), and the National Scientific Research Board (NWO). With a budget of 2 million Euros, this initiative, active from 2003 to 2006, focuses on the storage and dissemination of scientific research materials. Universities will be responsible for the preservation and accessibility of digital data, providing support for researchers in archiving and publishing their findings.

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DARE: Digital Academic Repositories for Preserving Dutch Scientific Research

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  1. Project “DARE” DARE = Digital Academic Repositories Dutch implementation of Open Archive Participants: All Dutch Universities National Library (KB) Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) National Scientific Research Board (NWO) Goal: to setup a network of repositories to store and disseminate scientific research material Preservation of Scientific Data in the Humanities Chinese-European Workshop on digital preservation. Beijing. July 14-16 2004

  2. DARE • Budget: 2 million Euro • Period: 2003 – 2006. After that the repositories are a structural activity of participants • Universities are responsible for storage and access of digital data • Support is available for scientists for archiving and publishing research material Preservation of Scientific Data in the Humanities Chinese-European Workshop on digital preservation. Beijing. July 14-16 2004

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