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 17ª Conferência Bi-Anual da ESARBICA 

 

17ª CONFERÊNCIA BI-ANUAL DA ESARBICA SOBRE ARQUIVOS, SOCIEDADE E BOA GOVERNAÇÃO: 
MAPUTO, 22 A 26 DE JULHO DE 2003


PROGRAMA DA CONFERÊNCIA

ARQUIVOS, SOCIEDADE E BOA GOVERNAÇÃO

ARCHIVES, SOCIETY AND GOOD GOVERNANCE

24-26 JULHO 2003

(TRADUÇÃO SIMULTÂNEA EM PORTUGUÊS E INGLÊS)

 24 de Julho (quinta-feira) 

9h-9.45h:               Inscrições e entrega de material.

10.00h- 10.30h:      Sessão de Abertura

                             Representante do Governo

                             Reitor da UEM

                             Presidente da ESARBICA

                             Director do Arquivo Histórico de Moçambique


I Sessão Plenária

Gestão de Arquivos, Boa Governação e Sociedade

Dia 24 de Julho

Parte I                         

Presidente: Dr Joel das Neves Tembe

Relator/a:

10.40h : Apresentação da mesa

10.45h:  A pertinência da gestão arquivística no seio das instituições:   o tribunal administrativo de Moçambique.

Judite Paixão, Natálio Lima, Maria Alexandra Lourenço, Patrício Sande e Basílio Langa.(Tribunal Administrativo de Moçambique e Tribunal de Contas de Portugal).

11.10h:  Appraisal in a nano-second society: Some thoughts on e-government initiatives,      archival appraisal, and record authenticity.

Jim Suderman, National Archives of Canada.

11.30h: Records management: the key to good governance and sustainable development.

Marion L. Chibambo, senior Assistant Librarian and Head of Cataloguing Department, University of Swaziland.

11.50h: A nation is judged on how it conserves its archives. Our future depends on our past archives, politics, good governance and reality!

Violet Matangira, Archivist: National Archives of Zimbabwe.

12.15h – 13.15h: Debate

13.15h- 14.30: Almoço/lunch

ParteII

Presidente: Kelebogile Kabi

Relator/a:

14.30h: Apresentação da mesa.

14.35h: Accountability and archives: inseparable imperatives of democratic government.

Dr Sherilynn Young, Department of History, University of California, Los Angeles. 

15.00h: Records and evidence: records in the context of the courts. Cathrine T. Nengomasha, Department of Information and Comunication Studies, University of Namibia

15.25h: Freedom of Information, records Management and Governance: Any Symbolic Relationship?

Peter M.Sebina, University College London.

15.50 – 16.15: Intervalo/Coffee Break

16.15h: Combating corruption through efficient records management practices in Kenya.

Dr. Nathan Mnjama, Senior Lecturer, Department of Library and Information Studies, University of Botswana. 

16.45h: Halting the rule of Impunity – Record keeping and International Criminal Jurisprudence.

Tom Adam, Chief Archivist, United Nations, International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.

17.10h: Unfolding Events Leading to Political Pluralism in Malawi: drawing lessons from the archives. Francis F.C.Kachala Southern Bottlers Limited, Blantyre

17.35h- Debate

18.40h- Encerramento da I Sessão

II SESSÃO PLENÁRIA

DESAFIOS NA GESTÃO DE DOCUMENTOS NA ERA DIGITAL

CHALLENGES OF RECORD MANAGEMENT IN ELECTRONIC DEMOCRACY AGE

DIA 25 DE JULHO 

Presidente: Dr Nathan Mnjama

Relator/a:

8.30h – Apresentação da mesa.

8.35h: Embracing opportunity and managing challenges of using technology in records management: A review of National Archives and Records Service of South Africa’s records management policy guidelines in governmental bodies.

Joseph M. Ngoaketsi, Archivist, Records Management, National Archives and Records Service of South Africa.

9.00h: Walking without creeping: an overview of the “inevitable?” leap from traditional records management electronic records in Africa.

Vivan Tafor, University of the Witswatesrand, South Africa.

9.25h: Information technology: a challenge to an archivist.

Rose Wambui Njoroge, Chief cataloguer and in charge of library automation Africa Nazarene University Library, Nairobi, Kenya.

9.50h – 10.15: Intervalo/Coffee Break  

10.15h:Challenges of archiving electronic records: the eminent danger of a “Digital Dark Age”. Richard Wato, Kenya National Archives and Documentation Service.

10.40h: Records keeping and information and communication technology development: experience from Botswana.

Segomotso Masegonyana Keakopa, School of Library, Archive and Information Studies University College London (UCL)

11.15h – 12.15h: Debate

III SESSÃO

ARQUIVOS MIGRATÓRIOS E A MEMÓRIA DA SOCIEDADE

MIGRATORY ARCHIVES AND THE MEMORY OF THE SOCIETY

 DIA 25 DE JULHO 

Presidente: Patrick Ngulube

Relator/a:

12.15h – Apresentação da mesa.

12.20h: The role of migrated archives in providing an educated and an informed nation – the case of Botswana.

Leonard Samakaleng Mbakile, Botswana National Archives and Records Services seconded to the Ministry of Local Government.

12.45.00h- 13.15: Debate

13.15h – 14.30h: Almoço/Lunch

 

IV SESSÃO

ARQUIVOS E ESTRATÉGIA CONTRA DESASTRES NATURAIS NAS REGIÕES TROPICAIS

BUILDING ARCHIVES AND DISASTER PLANNING IN TROPICAL AREAS

DIA 25 DE JULHO 
Presidente: Rosa Cruz e Silva 

Relator/a:

14.30h – Apresentação da mesa.

14.35h: Is the national documentary heritage of ESARBICA member states safe? Disaster and security management in paper based and electronic environments.

Patrick Ngulube, University of natal, school of Human and Social Studies Programe.

15.00h: O impacto das cheias de 2000 nos arquivos públicos de Xai-Xai, Chokwe e Guija. Sérgio Maungue, José Mahumane, Américo Pedro Mangue.

15.25h: As inundações e memória social: algumas medidas de prevenção e controlo da biodegradação dos documentos e arquivos/ floods and social memory: some measures for the protection and control of biodegradation in records and archives.

Cristina Manguele, Arquivo Histórico de Moçambique/Mozambique National Archives.

15.50h-16.15h: Intervalo/Coffee Brake

16.15h: Architectural records: important heritage resource and the challenge of preserving them.

Lesley Hart, University of Cape Town Libraries.

16.45h: Zimbabwe refuses to lag behind: the introduction of an information management degree programme at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST).

Bongie B. Ncube and Mukundi Mutasa, National University of Science and Technology.

17.10h- 17.50: Debate.

17.50h- 18.15h: Apresentação/Exhibition by Companies – PANDORA BOX (Mozambique).

18.15h: Encerramento/Closing:

        Conclusões e recomendações/conclusions and recommendations.

        Towards regional co-operation regarding our common archival heritage: suggestions for a framework of collaboration, Dr Graham Dominy, RSA.

        Closing ceremony.

19.00h: COCKTAIL


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