Overview
Archiving is a general term for the range of practices and decisions that support the long-term preservation, use, and accessibility of content with enduring value. It is not a one-time action but a process and an investment that connects directly to an organization’s goals for project outcomes and impact. This resource provides a guide on archiving and preserving data when the project is entering its closing stages.
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