Muistiohjainyksiköstä

Muistiohjainyksiköstä, often abbreviated as MOHY, is a Finnish government agency responsible for the management and development of Finland's national archives. Established in 1996, MOHY's primary mission is to preserve and make accessible the historical records of the Finnish state, local governments, and other public authorities. The agency is tasked with ensuring that these records are well-organized, easily retrievable, and available for research and public use.

MOHY's responsibilities include the acquisition, processing, and preservation of archival materials. This involves digitizing historical documents, maintaining physical archives, and developing systems for long-term storage. The agency also plays a crucial role in promoting the use of archives through education and outreach programs, making historical information accessible to both researchers and the general public.

One of MOHY's key initiatives is the development of the National Archives of Finland, a digital platform that provides online access to a vast collection of historical documents. This platform aims to enhance the accessibility of Finland's archival heritage, facilitating historical research and fostering a deeper understanding of the country's past.

MOHY collaborates with various stakeholders, including academic institutions, museums, and local authorities, to ensure the effective management and utilization of Finland's archival resources. The agency's work is guided by the principles of openness, accessibility, and preservation, ensuring that the historical records of Finland are protected for future generations.