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Australian Memory of the World Program
Introduction	Founded in 2000, and one of over 60 national Memory of the World programs, the Australian Memory of the World Program aims to: establish and maintain the Australian Memory of the World Register establish and maintain the Australian Memory of the World Register of Lost and Missing Documentary Heritage coordinate and propose nominations from Australia to the Memory of the World International Register raise awareness and promote the Program through publications and presentations encourage and seek government and private sector sponsorship for specific projects and activities.
Australian Memory of the World Committee	The Australian Memory of the World programs are managed by a cross-sectoral Committee working to Terms of Reference authorised by the UNESCO Memory of the World Secretariat. Committee members Committee resources Policies Selection policy, criteria and nomination process for the Australian Register Terms of Reference
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