• Disaster Preparedness And Security Management In Archives

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    • SCOPE/LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
      This study is limited to subject areas such as different cases and prevention of archival disaster as well as its control measures and different fighting equipment for disaster and disaster preparedness which will serve as a medium for securing archival collections and buildings of National Archives, Owerri Branch.
      AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
      For any work to have a base, it must aim at something. Therefore, the researcher aims at studying the need for disaster preparedness and adequate security measures to be taken by the National Archives, Owerri Branch in other to secure and protect its collections and building from dangerous disaster.
      RESEARCH QUESTIONS
      The researcher wants to use the following questions:
      1. How is the management of National Archives, Owerri Branch preparing for disaster?
      2. Is there adequate funding for disaster preparedness and how does the government in Owerri branch help in funding disaster preparedness?
      3. In terms of securing archival heritage what type of fighting equipment do you have that would facilitate adequate security for National Archives Owerri Branch.
      4. Do you have trained/skilled staff who would handle disaster occurrence?
      SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDY
      The study is meant to keep the archivist of National Archives, Owerri Branch abreast in need of guidance to implement a disaster management policy and strategy. It will also be of a great value to the students, educators, researchers and even the lecturers who are researching on disaster and/or disaster planning of archives and the security of archival collections.
      METHODOLOGY
      To have a reliable research, the method to be used in carrying out research work ought to be stated. Thus, the research is a case study of National Archives, Owerri branch, the method to be used in collection of data for this project include the use of the three method of data capturing techniques. They are:
      1. Gathering of data through visits
      2. Administration of questionnaire and
      3. Use of oral interview.
      REFERENCES
      Jonathan Growther (1995), Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary, 5th Edition.
      Cunningham, J.K.H. (1968), Journal of the Society of Archaists.
      National Archives, Owerri (1986) Law Establishing the National Archives of Nigeria Law No. 5.
      International Council of Archives (1997), Guidelines on Disaster Prevention and Control in Archives (ICA Study).
      Adelaide E. Monogue (1946), The American Archivist, Vol. IX: the Society of American Archivists. P. 17-25.
      Arthur H. Lea Witt (1961), The American Archivists. Vol. 24, the Society of American Archivists.


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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The project is based on the Disaster Preparedness and Security Management of National Archives, Owerri Branch. This work is divided into 5 (five) chapter.Chapter one, highlighted what disaster is and different causes and types of disaster. In chapter two, the necessary literatures were reviewed. In chapter three, the research method used was survey method, the research finding were based on the data collected from the research instrument are shown in the methodology. Chapter four, shows how date ... Continue reading---