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Getting Copies of the UN Archives
Copies of UN Archives
Copies may be requested in person, by email, mail or fax.
Take note:
Fees must be paid at the time of ordering and before the copying process can commence.
Please note that the UN Archives may need to limit the number of digital copies it can make based on available staff resources.
Self copy using digital camera - no cost
Researchers are encouraged to bring a digital camera to the reading room to make their own copies of accessible materials. Digital cameras are permitted at the discretion of the archivist, subject to preservation and related considerations.
Digital scans of archival records are typically made using a resolution of 300 ppi and 1-bit depth black & white mode and saved as a PDF file. Researchers may request digital scans by folder only. The turn-around time for orders varies depending on staff resources and the size of the order. Please consult the reference archivist for a time estimate.
US $1.50 per page
Digital scans of photographic images (negative, print, or transparency) are typically made using a resolution of 300 to 600 ppi and a bit-depth of 8-bit for greyscale images and 24-bit for colour images. Files are saved as either JPEG or TIFF depending on the specifications of the request.
US $10.00 per image