Digital preservation
The National Digital Heritage Archive (NDHA) ensures that the National Library of New Zealand can meet its mandate to build, preserve and provide access to the Library’s digital collections.
Ko tā te Pūranga Tuku Iho Matihiko ā-Motu (NDHA) he whakarite kia tutuki i Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa tōna mana whakahaere ki te hanga, matapopore me te whakarato urunga ki ngā kohinga matihiko a te Whare Pukapuka.
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Digital preservation programme
The goal of the digital preservation programme is to enable us to meet our mandate to collect, make accessible, and preserve in perpetuity, New Zealand’s digital heritage, as defined by the Library's collection policy.
NDHA tools and resources
Our digital preservation repository, the National Digital Heritage Archive (NDHA), uses a number of tools. Find out how these tools help us to build, preserve and provide access to our digital collections.
Our digital preservation projects
Read about some of the projects that the Preservation Research and Consultancy team, at the National Library, are working on.
Digital preservation community
We contribute to the international development of digital preservation research and practice.New Zealand Digital Object Identifiers
A Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is a persistent identifier for a document, file, web page, dataset, or other digital object. Find out about the New Zealand DOI Consortium and the New Zealand DOI Interest Group.
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