The NDDA places emphasis on the importance of self-organisation and of co-operation among communities, individuals and institutions as the historically unique and significant feature of the network medium, and undertakes to centrally support and thus encourage it to be a movement from the ground up.
NDDA hopes that the number of those – not just institutions, but individuals too – who come forth voluntarily to share the digital contents in their possession through NDDA will keep growing.
Besides cultural contents NDDA is open to other directions too. It is engaged in collecting state administration and commercial data assets, all set to make different scientific achievements, outputs from tenders, studies, market research results available.
The program does not discriminate among contents intended for disclosure. Within the bounds of certain legal and basic moral principles, NDDA is open to provide searchability for contents of unusual or „outside the sublime culture” nature.
