IGF 2023 DC-SIG Involving Schools of Internet Governance in achieving SDGs

Time
Wednesday, 11th October, 2023 (01:30 UTC) - Wednesday, 11th October, 2023 (03:00 UTC)
Room
Room J
DC
Dynamic Coalition on Schools of Internet Governance

Round Table - 90 Min

Description

Schools on Internet Governance (SIGs) are an important initiatives that help with creating and strengthening capacity in Internet Governance. Regional SIGs have been operating in all the regions of the world, while national SIGs exist in many, but not all, countries. The DC-SIGs provides a common platform where SIGs can discuss matters of their interest, share information, share innovations and discuss adaptive mechanisms as they evolve. While the global pandemic did adversely impact many SIGs, most are now back in a fully functional manner.



This session will take stock of the current status of SIGs, support community members who want to establish SIGs in countries that do not have them, and examine how SIGs can improve themselves by adapting new programmes and courses.



As part of each yearly meeting, the DC SIG takes on a topic of specific interest for discussion and further development of plans. This year, looking at how the DC SIG can contribute to developing curricula in support of SDGs will be the focus.

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Discuss the creation of specific curricula for SIGs related to the SDG



- General issues involved

- Topic Specifics

--How are they created?

--Are Specialists needed.?

--For which SDGs would we plan on creating curricula modules:

SDG 5 on Gender,

SDG 7 on Energy,

SDG 13 on Climate Change,

SDG11 on Sustainable Smart Cities.

Organizers

Avri Doria, Technicalities, TC/CS, WEOG

Raymond Mamattah, Ghana School on Internet Governance, Africa.

Satish Babu, APSIG/inSIG, Asia-Pacific

Olorundare James Kunle, Nigerian School on Internet Governance

Olga Cavalli, South School on Internet Governance - GRULAC

Sandra Hoferichter, EuroSSIG, WEOG

Muriel ALAPINI Benin IGF, Africa

Luiza Mesquita Brazilian School on Internet Governance, GRULAC

Speakers

Organizers & Teachers from Schools on Internet Governance (TBD), including:



- Raymond Mamattah, Ghana School on Internet Governance, Africa

- Avri Doria, Teacher at EuroSSIG, and at other schools, e.g. AfriSIG, NASIG

- Olga Cavalli, South School on Internet Governance - GRULAC

- Wolfgang Kleinwaechter, EuroSSIG, WEOG

 

Onsite Moderator
Satish Babu, Olga Cavalli
Online Moderator
Olorundare James Kunle
Rapporteur
Raymond Mamattah , Muriel ALAPINI
SDGs

5.2, 5.5, 7.a, 7.b, 13.2, 17.16, 17.18, 17.7

Targets: While Schools can prepare curricula that would be useful in the case of many of the SDGs, the first ones to get a deep dive in the search for specific plans will be: - SDG 5 on Gender, - SDG 7 on Energy, - SDG 13 on Climate Change, - SDG 17 on Capacity Building and Technology