Session
Youth IGF DRC
Nicolas Fiumarelli, ISOC Alumn, GRULAC
Athanase Bahizire, ISOC Alumn, Africa
Saba Tiku, YCIG, Africa
Claire Van Zwieten, ISOC Alumni Specialist, WEOG
Tori Irvine, Internet Society Program specialist, WEOG
Alejandra Prieto, Internet Society Director of Fellowships, WEOG
Jesse Kalange, ISOC Uganda chapter, Africa
Gustavo Fonseca Ribeiro, Youth Ambassador 2024, GRULAC
Phyo Thiri L., Youth IGF Myanmar, Asia-Pacific
Pedro de Perdigao Lana - Internet Society Brazil Chapter, GRULAC
Nicolas Fiumarelli
Athanase Bahizire
Saba Tiku
16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
16.4
17. Partnerships for the Goals
17.8
Targets: SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions):
This session contributes to SDG 16 by fostering discussions on the evolution of multistakeholder models that aim to improve transparency, accountability, and inclusivity in Internet governance. The session aligns with the goal of building effective, accountable, and inclusive institutions at all levels.
SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals):
The networking session is also a platform for promoting SDG 17, particularly focusing on strengthening the means of implementation and revitalizing the global partnership for sustainable development. The session encourages collaborative dialogue and partnerships that cross traditional boundaries, which are essential for leveraging and spreading technology advancements in a way that is accessible and beneficial to all.
Roundtable
A 60-minute interactive session combining expert insights, a panel discussion, and extensive networking opportunities, designed to foster connections and collaborative dialogue among attendees.
Agenda:
1. Opening Remarks: 5 minutes
- Nicolas Fiumarelli introduces the session's goals and the significance of networking in shaping Internet governance.
2. Networking Break and Interactive Discussion (the game part): 30 minutes
- Structured networking with the ISOC Youth and Alumni to discuss the role of Internet policy innovations.
3. Panel Discussion on the Future of Internet Governance: 20 minutes
- Structured networking to discuss the evolution of the multistakeholder model, underscored by discussions from NETmundial+10, WSIS+20 Review, and the Summit of the Future.
4. Closing and Call to Action: 5 minutes
- Summary of discussions and encouragement for continued engagement and collaboration within the ISOC community.
Engage with the Internet Society Youth and Alumni in a networking session that delves into the paradigm shifts in Internet Governance. This session will spotlight the evolution of multistakeholder models, underscored by discussions from NETmundial+10, WSIS+20 Review, and the Summit of the Future reflecting on how multistakeholder mechanisms complement multilateralism. This is a prime opportunity for all members of the Internet Society to connect, share insights, and influence the future of Internet governance.
Dual Moderation with Active Participation Management:
Nicolas Fiumarelli, the onsite moderator, will manage the networking game, assigning onsite participants to two color-coded Green and Red groups with sequential numbers. He will direct participants on when to rotate using a +1 or -1 system to ensure diverse interactions. Athanase Bahizire, the online moderator, will manage a single breakout room, facilitating parallel discussions for online participants.
Synchronized Hybrid Interactions:
Onsite participants will engage in one-on-one discussions, rotating after each round to discuss topics like NETmundial+10 and WSIS+20. Online participants will have continuous discussions in their breakout room, ensuring they engage with a variety of peers.
Round-Robin Microphone Queue for Inclusive Discussion:
The concluding open mic segment will employ a round-robin system, alternating between onsite and online participants. This format ensures all attendees, regardless of location, can equally participate and share insights, maintaining a balanced and inclusive dialogue.