5. The project activities are: (Select all that apply)
Acquisition of a new collection
Activities related to a documentary heritage collection that is not in your custody or for which you do not have appropriate rights and/or permissions
Activities related to artifacts (e.g., statues, medals, art objects)
Clearing backlogs of received materials, which your organization would normally process as part of its ongoing operations
Collection, cataloguing and access-based management
Commemorative projects
Conservation and/or restoration of portraits or photographs of historical and/or local significance
Conservation and preservation treatment (for example, restoration of books or documents)
Conversion and digitization for access and/or preservation purposes
Creation of a book, magazine, theatre script or documentary film, featuring a collection
Developing an exhibition with material that is not in your custody
Development (research, design and production) of virtual and physical exhibitions, including travelling exhibits
Development and sharing of best practices and policies related to the processing of holdings
Development of standards, performance and other measurement activities
Digitizing a documentary heritage collection for which your organization does not have copyright
Digitizing newspapers for which you own the copyright
Increasing digital preservation capacity (excluding digital infrastructure related to day-to-day activities)
Oral history: conducting interviews, for access and/or preservation purposes (e.g., with local veterans about their experiences during the Second World War or local Indigenous Elders about their experiences, traditions and culture)
Oral history: making a documentary
Organization of a documentary heritage conference
Renovating a building
Training and workshops that improve competencies and build capacity