IGF 2020 Planning process
The objectives of the NRIs 2020 preparatory process are:
- Main Session: Role of the Internet in emergency situations
- Collaborative Sessions (list of session proposals)
- Coordination Session: open work meeting between the NRIs, MAG Chair, UN DESA, IGF Secretariat and other interested stakeholders
- Booth at the IGF Village
The preparatory process is implemented through bottom-up, consultative process among all NRIs. This process is usually carried out through virtual meetings, surveys and open, written consultations through the NRIs mailing list. The final decisions are based on a consensus.
Summary Report | Agenda Focus |
Virtual Meeting I 9 January 2020, 15:00 p.m. UTC |
Set work objectives for 2020 |
Virtual Meeting II 26 February 2020, 15:00 p.m. UTC |
Decide on topics for the main session and collaborative sessions |
Virtual Meeting III 21 April 2020, 15:00 p.m. UTC |
Suggest possible policy questions for the NRIs main session |
Virtual Meeting IV 20 May 2020, 15:00 p.m. UTC |
Final development of policy questions for the NRIs main session |
Virtual Meeting V 22 June 2020, 15:00 p.m. UTC |
Debrief from the IGF 2020 Second Open Consultations and MAG Meeting. Format for the NRIs main session. |
Virtual Meeting VI 25 August 2020, 15:00 p.m. UTC |
NRIs remote hubs at IGF 2020 and planning the NRIs main session. |
Virtual Meeting VII 29 September 2020, 15:00 p.m. UTC |
Final planning of the NRIs main session's format. |
Meeting inputs/outputs and announcements:
- Guidelines for NRIs remote hubs at IGF 2020
- Collaborative mechanisms between the NRIs and BPFs
- NRIs-led consultations on the HLPDC Report: survey closed on 24 May. The final output document available here.
- Survey results to the NRIs Feedback Process on the NRIs 2019 Preparatory Process
- Analyses of:
- NRIs Policy Discussion Areas from 2019
- NRIs responses to the IGF 2020 Call for Validation of Thematic Tracks
- NRIs 2020 programme focus (January-February) [See here an overview of clustered received results]
- Guidelines for the NRIs sessions
- Guidelines on how to submit a substantive input for the NRIs sessions
- The final list of 7 NRIs session proposals for IGF 2020
Archives:
- Call to NRIs to Apply for Financial Grants (deadline: 3 March). Given the transition of the majority of the NRIs to host their annual meetings online, possibilities of supporting these are being explored.
Endorsed NRIs 2020 Timeline:
Time Range | Work Item | Subject Action |
26 February | NRIs Virtual Meeting II | Decide on topics for collaborative sessions and main session. |
26 February- 13 March | Confirming the final list of endorsed topics | Through the NRIs mailing list, the NRIs to endorse 1 topic for the main session and up to 6 topics for the collaborative sessions. |
13 - 26 March |
Forming organizing teams for NRIs collaborative sessions |
Via public call NRIs to sign up to co-host a collaborative session and identify 1 or more session facilitator(s). |
27 March | Announce final organizing teams for the sessions | IGF Secretariat to announce the final compositions of the NRIs collaborative sessions organizing teams. |
27 - 30 March |
Organizing teams to identify session focal points |
Each NRI, as part of a collaborative session co-organizing team, to submit 1 case-study. Guidelines on submissions to be developed by the IGF Secretariat. |
1 - 20 April |
Developing Session Proposals |
Based on submitted case-study inputs, session facilitators to develop session proposals and the group to identify speakers/moderators/rapporteurs. |
22 April (COB) |
Final submission of proposals |
Via IGF webform, session facilitators to submit proposals. |
April - June | Main session | Gather inputs for the main session; agree on policy questions; final description; confirm speakers |
July - September | Main session | Develop format for the main session and confirm moderator(s) and rapporteur(s) |
Rest to be planned |
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