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SERSCIDA is designed as a strategic project for supporting the cooperation and exchange of knowledge between the EU countries associated within the Council of European Social Sciences Data Archives (CESSDA) and the Western Balkan Countries (WBC) in the field of social science data archiving. The project addresses the issues of potentials of usage of information-communication technologies for the benefits of scientific research and exchange of knowledge as laid down in the call for proposals topic. The project aims to produce tangible results and improve the capacities for exchange of knowledge and data collected through research in social sciences between the European countries and WBC involved.
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HRC Sarajevo University of Sarajevo, Human Rights Centre
The Human Rights Centre of the University of Sarajevo (HRC Sarajevo) was founded in December 1996 by the University with the assistance of a number of international organizations such as: Council of Europe, EU, UNMBiH, Office of the High Representative in BH (OHR), World University Service, Raoul Wallenberg Institute, etc. The HRC Sarajevo is working in line with its educational mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This mission determined the structure of the organization, which is characterized by three main departments: 1) Program Department, 2) Library and Documentation Department (LDD) and 3) Research and Development Department (RDD). The Program Department works on several internationally funded projects and has been engaged in two FP6 funded projects (HUMSEC and MIRICO). The HRC Sarajevo is also local coordination unit for Bosnia and Herzegovina within the Regional Research Promotion Programme in the Western Balkans (RRPP).
Main tasks in SERSCIDA: HRC Sarajevo is the overall SERSCIDA project coordinator.
Workpackage Leader WP1 and WP6 Task Leader T1.1, T1.2, T2.2, T2.3, T6.1 and T6.2
Digitization and archiving related projects have been part of the activities of HRC Sarajevo RDD department in past 10 years. The project management and networking has been one of the main HRC Sarajevo professional engagements through projects and programs such as: Balkan Human Rights Network, Regional Research Promotion Programme in the Western Balkans, ICT Service in Human Rights Education, The Gate – Virtual Gate to Human Rights etc.
Lejla SOMUN-KRUPALIJA, MSc, is the project coordinator. Lejla has over 15 years of experience in issues of gender mainstreaming and social inclusion, through capacity building of governmental institutions at all levels, policy and legislation development. Her research interests have always been interdisciplinary ranging from medieval Arab and Jewish thought to feminisms in post-socialist contexts.
Saša MADACKI graduated at the Faculty of Philosophy University of Sarajevo. Since 2007 he has been the head of the Human Rights Centre of the University of Sarajevo. His field of research is digitization, knowledge management, impact of science and technology on human rights, as well as documentation in human rights. His main engagement will be on WP2 and WP5 – conducting and delivering the analysis of existing potentials in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as providing support and inputs to prototype database development.
CONTACT DETAILS
Lejla Somun-Krupalija, Senior Programme /Research Officer, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.">Human Rights Centre, University of Sarajevo
Zmaja od Bosne 8, 71000 Sarajevo
Bosna i Hercegovina
Tel/Fax: +387 33 668 251
Web. http://www.hrc.unsa.ba/
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Partners
- FORS Swiss Foundation for Research in Social Sciences (CH)
- Institute of Economic Sciences Belgrade (SR)
- HRC Sarajevo University of Sarajevo, Human Rights Centre (BiH)
- University of Essex, United Kingdom Data Archives (UK)
- University of Gothenburg, Swedish National Data Service (SE)
- University of Ljubljana, Social Science Data Archive (SI)
- University of Zagreb Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (HR)
Open Access
'Open Access' refers to the practice of granting free Internet access to research publications and data. As all research and innovation builds on earlier achievements, an efficient system for broad dissemination of and access to research publications and raw data can accelerate scientific progress. The OECD Declaration of 2008 states "that open access to, and unrestricted use of data promotes scientific progress and facilitates the training of researchers," as well as maximizing "the value derived from public investments in data collection efforts." SERSCIDA will address the need for improved and open access to and dissemination of primary data collected through research in social sciences while at the same time trying to support reinforcement of the existing national strategies and structures, and to contribute to development of new ones.