About Us
Our Vision: Shared Data – Shared Practice – Shared Knowledge
In NFDI4Culture, we establish a needs-based infrastructure for research data ranging from architecture, art history and musicology to theatre, dance, film and media studies.
NFDI4Culture at a glance Facts & Figures
Explore with interactive charts how our consortium brings together disciplines, partners, services, outputs and research data on tangible and intangible cultural assets. Use our live dashboards with key facts and figures and see how NFDI4Culture grows as a shared infrastructure for cultural research.
Highlights and testimonials from our users User & Success Stories
Our task areas and measures Work Programme
2020 – 2025 First Phase
In the first project phase (2020–2025), NFDI4Culture divided its work programme into six operative task areas that were aligned to the different stages of the research data life cycle, thereby allowing for reasonable overlaps and cross-sectional flexibility. A seventh task area encompassed all governance and administrative measures and joins together communication and decision-making processes.
2025 – 2030 Second Phase
In the second project phase, NFDI4Culture develops its work programme into a consolidated, process-oriented infrastructure. The seven task areas of the first phase are reorganised into four functional areas: This brings together community support, data quality, interoperable services, shared infrastructure and sustainable operation in an integrated framework for the long-term operation of NFDI4Culture.
Community orientation on all levels Governance & Teams
Governance
The governance of NFDI4Culture consists of three bodies: The Culture Spokesperson Committee, the Culture Steering Board and the Culture Advisory Council. NFDI4Culture's governance is closely connected to other NFDI consortia, the NFDI as a whole, and, above all, to cultural policy.
Teams
Our teams work on topics such as the editing of coordinated handouts on research data management, cross-divisional processes in the Culture Helpdesk, the joint editing and development of the Culture Portal as well as consortium-wide dissemination and documentation processes.