Record Management
Conservation or archival preservation refers to the specific steps undertaken to maintain, repair, restore and otherwise conserve archival records. Some of the basic archival conservation techniques include encapsulation, bookbinding, restoration, photocopying, and photographing, amongst others.
Archives Administration
Digital archiving is different from traditional archiving. Traditional archiving practice seeks to preserve physical objects (e.g., artefacts, samples, paper, photographs, microfilm) that carry information. Digital archiving seeks to preserve the information regardless of the media on which that information is stored.
Archive Memorial
Records management is a managerial system used to organize and maintain records. It can be a physical system with files and boxes or an electronic system with digital records stored on hardware or cloud software. Often, you may find a mix of both methods.
COVID-19: APARA
SARBICA is a conference with all archive institution in south east region gathering informations, experiences, methodologies, ICT technologies and many more regarding principles of archives and also regulation in preservinga archive materials.
What's New
Each year all national archives from various countries will present their findings or papers regarding archives principles that include digitization, regulation in record management, cultural archives, and many more. Everyone is open to sharing their experiences and findings in managing archives from their respective views.
Events
SARBICA is conducting yearly conferences from various countries and each year, one of the archives will manage and host this international event. Previous SARBICA was situated in Bangkok, Thailand.
Standards
Standards are the guidelines for every national archive to manage its archive materials, processes, regulations, and many more. For example, any electronic record management system needs to comply with ISO 16175 standards. Currently, most outdated standards are being updated from time to time to suit the needs of future archives.