CASE STUDIES
Cultural Heritage
France
12 terabytes
UNESCO, one of the world’s leading organizations in cultural heritage preservation and promotion, faced a significant challenge in managing and preserving its digital archives.
Between 2018 and 2022, UNESCO utilized a digital archiving system that, at the end of the contract, returned 5 million files in an unreadable format. This issue, combined with data scattered across local servers not compliant with current security standards, created an immediate risk of critical information loss. Additionally, the records management team had limited human resources, making the rapid adoption of a new solution even more challenging.
Faced with the need for a swift and effective solution, UNESCO selected Libsafe, Libnova’s digital preservation platform. Establishing a phased implementation strategy to address the most urgent preservation needs, starting with legacy records and data from local servers.
To efficiently organize the collections, UNESCO evaluated two approaches:
UNESCO chose the second approach as it maintains the original context of the data, facilitates scalability, and improves permissions management. Additionally, Libnova customized the metadata schema to meet UNESCO’s specific needs, integrating elements from physical archives and unique UNESCO attributes.
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