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Our History
Archival institution in Indonesia, as we know, was begun on January
28, 1892 in a de facto manner
when the Dutch government established Landsarchief. The Japanese
occupation period was the desolate time in the world of archives due
to the hardly bequeathed
archives relic. The Archives institution did not have the archives collection
at that time. Archival institutions in the Dutch East
Indies were named Landsarchief, whereas the Japanese occupation turned into Kobunsjokan which put under Bunkyokyoku.
The existence of Indonesian archival institutions in
a de jure manner
were
began as soon as the Indonesia’s independence proclamation on August 17, 1945. After the independence of the Republic
of Indonesia, archival institutions (Landsarchief) were taken by the Indonesian
government and put under the Ministry of Education, Teaching and Culture, and was named the
State Archives.
On April 26th 1950 by means of the Ministry
of PP and K Decree number 9052B,
the name of State Archives turned into the State Archives of
RIS (Republik Indonesia Serikat). Next, by the
Ministry
of PP and K number
69626/a/s, the State Archives turned into the National Archives. The
turnover was retroactively
since January 1, 1959.
1971 was a milestone for archives
era. It was the Law Number 7 year 1971
concerning Basic Provisions of Archives was promulgated. Three years later,
based on the Presidential
Decree 26 of 1974 stated that the National Archives was turned
into the National Archives of the
Republic of Indonesia, located in the capital city of Republic
of Indonesia and directly
responsible for the President. With that decision, juridically,
the National Archives
was a Non-Departmental Government
Institution.
Over
the years after, The Law Number 7 year 1971 concerning Basic Provisions of
Archives was substituted by the Law
Number 43 year 2009 concerning Archives and on February 27, 2012, the
Government Decree Number 28 Year 2012 concerning the Implementation of the Law
Number 43 Year 2009 concerning Archives was promulgated. The Law Number 43 Year 2009 concerning
Archives states that archives are recording
of activities and events in various forms and media in accordance with
information and communication technology which are made and accepted by state
agencies, local governments, educational institutions, companies, political
organizations, community organizations, and individuals in the implementation
of the society, nation and state activities. The National Archives of the
Republic of Indonesia hereinafter referred to as ANRI is the national archives
having formed as a government institution in a non-Ministerial position. The
institution retains the duty from the State in the field of archives located in
the capital city. Management of national
archives shall be the responsibility of ANRI. It consists of policies, records
and archives development and management. Records and archives management refers
to management of recordkeeping and archives. ANRI, as the national archives, is
required to conduct the implementation of national archives management for all
government institutions, companies, political organizations, communities and
individual organizations.
ORGANIZATION
Vision
Archives as an
unifying force for the unity of the nation in the framework of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia
Mission
- Empowering archives as a backbone of the management
- Empowering archives as an evidence of the performance accountability of the organization
- Empowering archives as legal evidence
- Preserving archives as collective memory and identity of the nation and national heritage as well as cultural heritage
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