Connecting Archaeology and Architecture in Europe
Budget
€174,923
EP Access
0
accredited persons
Staff
2
0.2 FTE
EU Grants
€171,298
Mission & Goals
CARARE is a non-profit association that brings together agencies and organisations, research institutions, specialist digital archives and others with an interest in the archaeological and architectural heritage. CARARE aims to advance professional practice and foster appreciation of the digital archaeological and architectural heritage through the promotion for public benefit of digitisation, connection, enhancement, and use of digital content nationally and internationally. It supports the creation, connection, enhancement and use of digital archaeological and architectural heritage resources, for work, research, learning and for enjoyment. It does this by: Providing advice, guidance and training on good practices in the creation, publication and use of digital data. Providing technical services to enable institutions around Europe to share their digital content with users via Europeana. Maintaining the CARARE metadata schema.
EU Legislative Interests
Public consultations on EU initiatives including: the New European Bauhaus; the European Common Data Space for Cultural Heritage; the European Common Content Cloud for Cultural Heritage; Recommendation on digitisation and online accessibility and digital preservation of cultural materials
Communication Activities
CARARE issues a regular email briefing to members which includes information related to EU policies, and publishes news and information on its website. CARARE holds an annual meeting at which developments in EU initiatives and policies are discussed.
Interests Represented
Does not represent commercial interests
Member Of
CARARE is a member of the Europeana Aggregators' Forum and associates with the MICHAEL Culture Association and the Time Machine Organisation.
Organisation Members
CARARE's members are listed on this webpage: https://www.carare.eu/en/about/
Commissioner Meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.