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D7 Tool(s), method and policy for monitoring developments and activities at CESSDA member and partner SPs, in member and partner countries, and at EU level

Irena Vipavc Brvar, Gregor Žibert, Yana Leontiyeva, Martin Vávra, Iris Alfredsson

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Monitoring the state and development of CESSDA SPs has always been an important part in CESSDA projects. Monitoring makes it possible to recognise gaps and propose development of different tools, services and training in order to bridge them. This deliverable describes paths towards systematic and harmonised monitoring on three identified levels, namely organisation and funding of data repositories, their developments and ongoing activities, and lastly developments on national and European level.

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Monitoring the state and development of CESSDA SPs has always been an important part in CESSDA projects. Monitoring makes it possible to recognise gaps and propose development of different tools, services and training in order to bridge them. This deliverable describes paths towards systematic and harmonised monitoring on three identified levels, namely organisation and funding of data repositories, their developments and ongoing activities, and lastly developments on national and European level.

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Monitoring the state and development of CESSDA SPs has always been an important part in CESSDA projects. Monitoring makes it possible to recognise gaps and propose development of different tools, services and training in order to bridge them. This deliverable describes paths towards systematic and harmonised monitoring on three identified levels, namely organisation and funding of data repositories, their developments and ongoing activities, and lastly developments on national and European level.

Key concepts: Member states, Family member, Business, Political science, International trade, European union, Genealogy, History

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