Planning, equipping and staffing an archival
preservation and conservation service: A RAMP study with
guidelines
Table of contents (78 p.)
prepared by
Michael Roper
General Information Programme and UNISIST
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Original : English
PGI-89/WS/4
Paris, February 1989
This document is the photographic reproduction of the author's text
Recommended catalogue entry :
Roper, Michael
Planning, equipping and staffing an archival preservation and conservation service : a RAMP study with guidelines/prepared by Michael Roper [for the] General Information Programme and UNISIST. Paris : Unesco, 1989. - 78 p. : 30 cm. - (PGI-89/WS/4)
I Title
II Unesco. General Information Programme and UNISIST
III Records and Archives Management Programme (RAMP)
© Unesco, 1989
Part one: Processes and techniques and their application
2. Definitions, principles and standards
3. Agents of deterioration and destruction
4. Preservation
5. Active conservation and restoration: Traditional materials
6. Preservation and conservation of non-textual materials
7. Substitution copying
Part two: Planning, staffing and equipping a preservation and conservation service
8. Establishing a preservation and conservation programme
9. Workshop accommodation and services
10. Staffing
11. Equipment and materials
12. Planning and co-ordination
Part three: Stages of development
13. Initial stage (Short Term: One-Two Years)
14. Intermediate stage (Medium Term: Three-Five Years)
15 Fully developed preservation and conservation service (Six Years and Beyond)
16. Preservation guidelines
17. Active conservation and restoration guidelines
18. Substitution copying guidelines
19. Planning guidelines
20. Workshop accommodation guidelines
21. Staffing guidelines
22. Equipment and materials guidelines
Appendix B: A layout plan of a conservation workshop
Appendix C: Basic conservation equipment and materials