Towards a National Collection Programme Directorate

“走向全国收藏：“向世界开放英国遗产”是一项为期五年的研究计划，由英国研究与创新（UKRI）战略优先基金资助。该计划由艺术与人文研究理事会（AHRC）领导，旨在通过打造英国无与伦比的博物馆，图书馆和遗产收藏越来越多地可作为一个统一的“虚拟收藏”。该计划将支持两个赠款阶段-八个小规模的“基金会”项目，由AHRC的独立研究组织（IRO）领导与英国高等教育机构（HEI）合作提供;以及多达五个由澳大利亚人权委员会国际区域组织和英国高等教育机构合作领导和实施的大型“发现”项目，并与当地和区域文化、第三部门或社区组织进一步合作。项目管理局将领导和协调该项目，确保资助项目的范围以互补的方式共同努力，以展示跨类型和地理区域的统一馆藏的价值，并创建面向公众的输出，这些输出可以向英国各地的大规模受众展示并进行测试。此外，董事会将开展和委托进行更多的研究，以支持或连接赠款资助的项目组合。该理事会将负责向利益相关者和公众传达该计划的雄心和成就，并提出建议，以确保该工作的遗产。该理事会将设在苏格兰历史环境，将由一名董事，一名高级数字研究分析师和一名通信与活动协调员组成。

'Towards a National Collection: Opening UK Heritage to the World' is a five-year research programme funded under the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Strategic Priorities Fund. Led by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), the programme aims to benefit researchers and audiences of all kinds by making the UK's unparalleled museum, library and heritage collections increasingly discoverable as a unified 'virtual collection'.The programme will support two grant stages - eight small-scale 'Foundation' projects led by the AHRC's Independent Research Organisations (IRO) and delivered in partnership with UK Higher Education Institutions (HEI); and up to five large-scale 'Discovery' projects led and delivered by partnerships between the AHRC IROs and UK HEIs, with further collaboration with local and regional cultural, third sector or community organisations.The programme directorate will lead and co-ordinate the programme, ensuring that the range of funded projects work together in a complementary way to demonstrate the value of unifying collections across types and geographies, and creating public-facing outputs that can be displayed to, and tested with, large-scale audiences across the UK. In addition, the directorate will undertake and commission additional research that underpins or connects the portfolio of grant-funded projects. The directorate will lead on communicating the ambitions and achievements of the programme to both stakeholders and the public, and on making recommendations as part of ensuring a legacy for the work.The directorate will be based in Historic Environment Scotland and will comprise a Director, a Senior Digital Research Analyst and a Communications & Events Coordinator.