IGF 2024 Proposed Issues

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The IGF can ensure its annual meetings and intersessional work align with the goals outlined in the "Our Common Agenda." This involves focusing on digital cooperation, connectivity, digital rights, and the ethical use of technology.

The IGF can actively promote awareness and understanding of the Global Digital Compact. This can be achieved through dedicated sessions, workshops, and discussion forums that focus on the Compact's objectives and its relevance to the digital world.

The IGF can work on developing policy recommendations that support the principles of the Global Digital Compact. These recommendations can then be presented at the Summit of the Future in 2024.

Engaging a wide range of stakeholders, including governments, private sector, civil society, and technical communities, is crucial. The IGF can serve as a platform for these diverse stakeholders to collaborate and contribute to the Global Digital Compact.

The IGF can undertake capacity-building initiatives, particularly in developing countries, to ensure that all nations can contribute to and benefit from the Global Digital Compact.

By focusing on digital inclusion, the IGF can contribute to reducing the digital divide, which is a key aspect of the Global Digital Compact.

Young people are crucial in shaping the future of digital governance. The IGF can foster youth participation and incorporate their perspectives in its processes.

The IGF can establish mechanisms to monitor and report on the progress made in achieving the goals of the Global Digital Compact, providing valuable insights for the Summit of the Future.

Ensuring that the themes and discussions at IGF meetings are consistent with the focus areas of "Our Common Agenda," such as digital trust and security, digital human rights, and sustainable digital environment.

The IGF can facilitate global collaboration and partnerships to achieve the objectives of the Global Digital Compact, promoting a unified approach to digital governance.

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promote multi-stakeholder approach,
strengthen human rights and ethics approach

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Maybe emphasize that these proces should talk to other stakeholders rather than only about other stakeholders.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Leading to the summit the most important step in order to completely bridge the gaps between the related initiatives and agendas in to come up with conclusive collaborations that aim at ideas sharing and activate inputs oriented.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). (1) more focused collaborations between groups so that there is equity and synergy. Correspondences will come from a diverse and inclusive perspective.
(2) a single agreed and coordinated narrative so that each group may also provide input to GDC and Summit of the Future.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). It seems some nations are going in technology very fast and some nations are in back in IGF. we should also think about the technology governance and access for all nations as well. It seems that in governance we are always in behind of technology developers and after they forced some situation we think how to manage and control it.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Please provide input on economic and digital economy while moving in this digitalisation world we must be familiar and enriched with financially and technically earning skills

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Notre objectif c'est avoir trouve une meilleure changement dans le monde entier

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). 3. Promote peace and prevent conflicts - AI risk would be reduced if great powers are not at war.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Key to all these plans is to insure that Internet access is global, ubiquitous, and cheap (or better yet free). That means the infrastructure (wireless or wireline) and IAD (Internet access devices: smartphones, pcs etc.)

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). It better to invite each of world wide country.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The Internet Governance Forum must the space where the GDC found place on knowing how to implement their conclusions. So our delivers from now on must call to action and propose solutions oriented to their implementation

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). By continued round table discussions with the stakeholders to hack into solutions that can bring a sustainable change to the laid up agendas.
Also engaging the young technocrats into their discussions because these young people have the best ideas too that can work for them in the generations to come...

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). To better reflect and contribute to major global initiatives and agendas, the IGF can focus on:

1. Aligning discussions with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
2. Emphasizing digital inclusion and accessibility for all.
3. Promoting human rights in the digital realm.
4. Addressing cybersecurity and building trust in the digital space.
5. Exploring the societal impacts of emerging technologies.
6. Contributing to global efforts for climate action through digital means.
7. Strengthening multistakeholder collaboration for inclusive governance.
8. Supporting capacity building, especially in developing countries.
9. Addressing data governance issues, including privacy and responsible use.
10. Exploring the role of the internet in global health and crisis response.

These efforts can make the IGF more relevant and effective in shaping a sustainable and inclusive digital future.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). La réunion annuelle du FGI et ses travaux intersessions peuvent mieux refléter ou contribuer aux éléments suivants tout en changeant la mentalité de chaque membre ayant participé à cette réunion annuelle . Chaque membre passera à l'action dans ça communauté.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The IGF annual meeting and its intersessional work can better reflect and contribute to the UN Secretary General's Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, including the Global Digital Compact, by actively engaging with stakeholders from all sectors to address the challenges and opportunities of the digital age. This can be achieved by organizing sessions and workshops that focus on key issues such as digital inclusion, data governance, cybersecurity, and ethical AI. Additionally, the IGF can work towards fostering multi-stakeholder partnerships and collaborations that align with the goals of the Global Digital Compact, ultimately contributing to the Summit of the Future in 2024. By doing so, the IGF can play a crucial role in shaping global digital governance and ensuring that the digital future is inclusive, sustainable, and respects human rights.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) can better reflect the UN Secretary-General’s Our Common Agenda and the Global Digital Compact by integrating the 12 commitments into its sessions, fostering multi-stakeholder discussions, and shaping policy recommendations within its thematic tracks. Aligning with these global initiatives can strengthen the IGF’s contribution to the future Summit and advance impactful digital governance reforms.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The annual meetings and intersessional work of the IGF play a crucial role in aligning with and contributing to the United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, with a particular emphasis on the Global Digital Compact leading up to the "Summit of the Future" in 2024. To enhance this alignment, the IGF should prioritize the integration of cutting-edge technologies, especially artificial intelligence (AI), and leverage blockchain to fortify cybersecurity.

Firstly, the IGF can serve as a platform to deliberate on how AI can be ethically and responsibly employed in addressing global challenges outlined in the Our Common Agenda. Discussions within the IGF can focus on establishing guidelines and frameworks for the ethical deployment of AI in various sectors. Incorporating AI discussions into the annual meetings and intersessional work will contribute to the commitment of harnessing digital technologies for the benefit of all.

Secondly, the IGF should actively explore the potential of blockchain technology in enhancing cybersecurity. Blockchain's decentralized and immutable nature makes it a powerful tool in safeguarding digital ecosystems. The annual meetings can feature sessions that highlight successful use cases of blockchain in cybersecurity, emphasizing its role in securing critical infrastructure, protecting sensitive data, and mitigating cyber threats. This aligns with the commitment to ensuring a secure and resilient digital environment as outlined in the Global Digital Compact.

Thirdly, the IGF can facilitate collaborations and partnerships among stakeholders to implement actionable strategies. By providing a platform for governments, industry leaders, and civil society to discuss and share best practices, the IGF can contribute to the commitment of fostering digital cooperation. Collaborative efforts can lead to the development and adoption of international standards for AI and blockchain applications in cybersecurity.

The annual meeting and intersessional work can significantly contribute to the United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and the Global Digital Compact by centering discussions around the ethical use of AI and the integration of blockchain for robust cybersecurity. By addressing these key technological aspects, the IGF can actively participate in shaping a secure, inclusive, and sustainable digital future as the world approaches the "Summit of the Future" in 2024.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Organize workshops and sessions focused on capacity building in digital literacy, digital skills, and cybersecurity. This will strengthen global digital capabilities that align with the commitment to foster digital inclusion, access, and empowerment.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). the meetings and objectives worked on this year 2023 have been good and of high quality. In the near future IGF should consider developing its own tool for video conferences and video meetings as well.

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United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Internet Governance Forum (IGF) is the forum for multistakeholder discussion on public policy matters pertaining to important aspects of Internet governance. The purpose of the IGF annual meeting and its intersessional activity is to foster dialogue on new problems and topics in the digital sphere. Stakeholders from many industries and geographical areas have been brought together by the IGF to talk about concerns pertaining to the administration of the Internet.

A global gathering of professionals from various industries, the Summit of the Future seeks to address the direction of technology and its effects on society. The IGF may support the Summit of the Future by offering a forum for conversations about new problems and difficulties in the digital sphere. The IGF can also assist in identifying areas in which global issues like poverty, injustice, and climate change can be addressed through technology.

The IGF can do the following to better represent or contribute to the Summit of the Future:

Determine areas of shared interest: The IGF and the Summit of the Future can determine areas of shared interest, and the IGF can concentrate on those topics during its annual meeting and intersessional activity.

Interact with stakeholders: To guarantee that their opinions are heard in talks about the Summit of the Future, the IGF can interact with stakeholders from various industries and geographical areas.

Encourage innovation: By presenting cutting-edge technology and their potential to solve global issues, the IGF may encourage innovation.

Work together with other groups: The IGF can cooperate with other groups to make sure that talks about the Summit of the Future are inclusive and reflect a range of viewpoints.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). This proposal aims to enhance the role of the Internet Governance Forum during annual meetings and the periods between sessions to ensure that no aspect is left behind, and to achieve a balance between the goals of the United Nations and the initiatives of the Forum in protecting our planet, promoting peace, and preventing conflicts.
The proposal addresses the following points:
1. Ensuring Sustainability of Efforts: Promoting integration between the annual meeting efforts and activities between sessions to ensure the sustainability of developments and consistent goal achievement, launching long-term initiatives to reaffirm the Forum's commitment to sustainable development and environmental protection.
2. Focus on Justice and Peace: Organizing special sessions focusing on the role of the Internet in promoting digital justice and peace, with an emphasis on combating digital conflicts, launching awareness campaigns about the power of the Internet in fostering tolerance and understanding international law principles.
3. Empowering Women and Girls in the Digital World: Organizing events spotlighting the role of women and girls in leading technological projects and developing digital solutions, launching initiatives to encourage women's participation in technological innovation and internet governance.
4. Building Trust and Partnerships: Enhancing trust among various partners through initiatives that promote understanding and encourage collaboration., highlighting successful examples of digital partnerships that have contributed to achieving sustainable development.
5. Improving Digital Technology for Security and Sustainability: Promoting research and development in the field of digital security technology and developing effective solutions to address modern digital challenges, launching initiatives to integrate digital technology into efforts to preserve the environment and promote sustainability.
6. Enhancing Interaction with Youth: Launching interactive platforms to engage with young people and gather their ideas about digital challenges and solutions, involving youth in Forum activities to enhance their participation in digital decision-making.

We hope that the Preparatory Committee considers these proposals, and we are eager to work collaboratively to achieve our common goals in building a better digital future.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). We suggest that the IGF involve everyone in implementing the goals of the Global Digital compact by activating important initiatives that serve this compact, disseminating these goals extensively, and providing government sponsorship for these initiatives.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Strengthening and enhancing stakeholder engagement from developing countries and their local community too. It also calls for the Forum to contribute to building capacity for Internet governance in developing countries, drawing fully on local sources of knowledge and expertise and spread knowledge and so realtime, zerodate, up-to-date information about Internet Governance issues. To ensure more and more youth participants and awake people to contribute with this legacy.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). It is always important to bring the results of the discussions not only the thoughts and interests of the people representing the IGF in these meetings, but also the voices of civil society including people from indigenous communities, LGTBIQ+, women, children, adolescents and youth.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). To ensure that the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) annual meeting and its intersessional work better reflect or contribute to the United Nations Secretary General's Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future," the IGF can consider the following strategies:

1. **Alignment with Our Common Agenda:**
- Explicitly integrate the 12 commitments of the Our Common Agenda into the thematic discussions and workshops at the IGF annual meeting.
- Organize sessions dedicated to exploring how Internet governance and digital technologies can contribute to achieving the commitments outlined in the Our Common Agenda.

2. **Inclusion of Key Stakeholders:**
- Ensure diverse and inclusive participation, involving representatives from governments, civil society, private sector, academia, and technical communities, to foster a multi-stakeholder approach in addressing global challenges outlined in the Our Common Agenda.

3. **Global Digital Compact Integration:**
- Develop specific sessions or tracks that focus on the implementation of the Global Digital Compact, discussing its principles and how they can be translated into concrete actions within the Internet governance ecosystem.
- Encourage dialogues between stakeholders to share best practices and lessons learned in aligning with the principles of the Global Digital Compact.

4. **Policy Recommendations:**
- Facilitate working groups or intersessional activities that produce policy recommendations addressing the challenges and opportunities related to the digital realm, with a specific emphasis on supporting the objectives of the Global Digital Compact.

5. **Collaboration with UN Agencies:**
- Foster collaboration with relevant United Nations agencies and bodies working on digital-related issues to create synergies and avoid duplication of efforts in achieving the goals outlined in Our Common Agenda and the Global Digital Compact.

6. **Capacity Building and Awareness:**
- Integrate capacity-building sessions into the IGF agenda to empower stakeholders to contribute effectively to the implementation of the Global Digital Compact commitments.
- Promote awareness campaigns within the IGF community to highlight the importance of aligning with the Our Common Agenda and the Global Digital Compact.

7. **Reporting Mechanism:**
- Establish a reporting mechanism within the IGF framework to track progress on initiatives and projects that contribute to the commitments of Our Common Agenda and the Global Digital Compact.
- Regularly update the IGF community on how its activities align with and contribute to the broader United Nations initiatives.

By incorporating these strategies, the IGF can better serve as a platform for dialogue, collaboration, and action that directly contributes to the global digital agenda outlined by the United Nations Secretary General.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The IGF should maintain its ability to be agile and flexible, in order to continuously evolve. Additionally, it should be further strengthened, empowered and resourced to:
• Continue to serve as a venue for addressing Internet governance in a global multi-stakeholder setup, endorsed by the UN;
• Reinforce its global outreach and inclusivity, by empowering links to- and open channels with NRIs;
• Foster meaningful inclusion of underrepresented actors, particularly from the Global South;
• Effectively relay its outcomes to relevant decision-making venues;
• Channel relevant strategic input from other fora to its work;
• Address urgent and pressing priorities, and coordinate and follow-up on actions related to key Internet and digital governance issues;
• Continue to enhance its role within the global IG ecosystem and build strategic relations to other fora and to key players with regards to global digital policies.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Disability inclusion

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). To have more dicussion about this compact on 2024 IGF,.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Should have more submissions to the global digital compact consultation and representatives from IGF communities at the summit of the future negotiations

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). By creating as session on creating the text for a UN Convention on AI with two sub-sections: one are artificial narrow intelligence (ANI) and one on artificial general intelligence (AGI) and the characteristics for a UN Agency to enforce the Convention. Current study on this underway: https://mailchi.mp/millennium-project/invitation-to-agi-rtd

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Le réunion annuelle sont très importants,ça peut aider le menbre de IGF de bien orienté leur réflexion pour bien prendre de décision avenir

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) plays a crucial role in facilitating dialogue on internet-related policy issues, striving for a collaborative, inclusive approach to decision-making. Against the backdrop of major global initiatives and agendas, the IGF annually convenes diverse stakeholders to deliberate on pertinent challenges. It's pivotal in aligning with the United Nations Secretary-General’s Our Common Agenda, with a particular focus on the Global Digital Compact in anticipation of the "Summit of the Future" in 2024.

The "Summit of the Future," slated for September 2024, arises from a critical juncture in global affairs. Triggered by the UN's 75th-anniversary commemoration, the Summit responds to pressing issues like the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, and technological advancements. It aims to strengthen international cooperation, ensuring its efficacy in meeting existing agreements and responding to emerging threats and opportunities. The Summit envisions a renewed trust in multilateralism and collective action.

This summit is envisioned as a once-in-a-generation opportunity, building on the 2023 SDG Summit. Its outcome is anticipated to be an intergovernmentally negotiated, action-oriented Pact for the Future. This pact encompasses sustainable development and financing, international peace and security, science, technology, and innovation, youth and future generations, and transforming global governance. Proposals from the UN Secretary-General's "Our Common Agenda" serve as the foundation for this transformative agenda.

In essence, the IGF is integral to the overarching narrative of global cooperation and digital governance, aligning with the Summit of the Future's objectives. It reflects the commitment to shaping a future that embraces inclusivity, sustainability, and the collective well-being of present and future generations.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Hold digital live streaming events prior to the Summit of the Future so that IGF stakeholders have the possibility to make their voices heard.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). We hope to see the IGF stakeholders more and more engaged in the summit of the future preparation, but also the STI 2024, and the GDC activities in New York. The IGF's work have to be promoted at the UNGA level.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) can play a crucial role in reflecting and contributing to the United Nations Secretary General's Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, especially the Global Digital Compact in anticipation of the "Summit of the Future" in 2024. Here are key ways the IGF can enhance its alignment with these initiatives:
Thematic Alignment: Ensure that the IGF's annual meeting and intersessional work directly align with the thematic priorities outlined in the Our Common Agenda, emphasizing areas such as digital inclusion, sustainable development, human rights, and global cooperation in the digital space.
Relevance: Frame IGF discussions and workshops to address challenges and opportunities identified in the Global Digital Compact, actively contributing to the development of solutions and best practices. Multi-Stakeholder Engagement: Strengthen and diversify multi-stakeholder participation in the IGF processes, involving governments, private sector entities, civil society, and the technical community. Relevance: Create dedicated sessions within the IGF that allow stakeholders to discuss and formulate collaborative initiatives in line with the commitments of the Global Digital Compact. Policy Recommendations:This will facilitate the generation of policy recommendations and best practices during IGF meetings and intersessional activities, reflecting the spirit of the Global Digital Compact and contributing to the Our Common Agenda's commitment to fostering cooperation for a safer digital space , which will encourage dynamic discussions that result in tangible outputs, such as reports, guidelines, or collaborative projects, to be presented at the Summit of the Future. Youth Involvement there is strong need to prioritize the involvement of youth in IGF activities, recognizing the Our Common Agenda's emphasis on the role of young people in shaping the future. This means there is need to design specific sessions and initiatives within the IGF to amplify the voices of young leaders, fostering innovation and fresh perspectives in the Global Digital Compact's implementation.

By actively embracing these strategies, the IGF can position itself as a dynamic and influential platform that not only reflects the global initiatives outlined by the United Nations Secretary General but also actively contributes to the implementation of the Our Common Agenda and the realization of the Global Digital Compact's commitments.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). It is estimated that 3.7 billion people, nearly half of the world's population, do not have access to the Internet. The least developed countries are the least connected, with only 19% of their population having access. By 2030, according to the United Nations, everyone should have safe and affordable access to the Internet, especially when it comes to using digital services in a meaningful way, in line with sustainable development goals.
In light of the above, it seems opportune to work towards engaging all stakeholders in financing infrastructure actions for balanced access to services. Ongoing discussions for the Global Digital Pact address this issue under thematic area 1: "Connecting everyone to the Internet, including all schools," through consultations led by the Secretary-General's Envoy for Technologies in preparation for the Future Summit.

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United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). When considering how to improve the IGF's annual meeting and its intersessional work, it's essential to contemplate their potential contribution to several key areas:

The IGF could better reflect the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. By focusing on Internet access and connectivity in underserved regions, it could contribute to reducing the digital divide and supporting socio-economic development. Also, increased attention should be given to digital inclusion, especially for marginalized groups like women, persons with disabilities, and rural communities. The IGF can advocate for policies and programs ensuring that no one is left behind in the global digital economy.

Amid growing challenges related to cybersecurity and data protection, the IGF can provide a platform to discuss standards and best practices. This might include debates on data privacy, securing critical infrastructure, and combating cybercrime.To stay relevant, the IGF must address emerging issues such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT). It could encourage collaboration between governments, the private sector, and civil society to shape policies that foster innovation while ensuring ethical standards.

The central focus of the IGF pertains to Internet governance. It should continue to encourage open and inclusive dialogue among different stakeholders, thereby fostering international cooperation to maintain an open, secure, and accessible Internet for all.

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United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Internet has become a tools for youth and middle aged people in many parts of the world, as we have witnessed repeated ignorance, isolation and exclusion of older persons to access an internet in their respective living areas. so many older aged persons were overlooked their right to access internet and governments should prioritize the need of older aged persons in home care, nursing homes and areas allocated for them. there has to be digital technology tools that will help seniors and older aged persons to entertain and communicate with their relatives, freinds and loved ones.

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United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The IGF annual meeting and its intersessional work can play a crucial role in reflecting and contributing to the United Nations Secretary-General's Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" in 2024. Here are ways in which the IGF can better align with and contribute to these initiatives:

a. Incorporate Our Common Agenda Themes:
- The IGF can integrate the themes and commitments outlined in the United Nations Secretary-General's Our Common Agenda into its annual meeting and intersessional work. This could involve organizing workshops, sessions, and discussions that specifically address the 12 commitments, ensuring that the IGF aligns its priorities with the global agenda.

b. Technology Track for the Global Digital Compact:
- Dedicate a specific "technology track" within the IGF to engage stakeholders from governments, the United Nations system, the private sector, civil society, grassroots organizations, academia, and individuals. This track could focus on formulating and refining the principles of the Global Digital Compact, allowing for inclusive and multistakeholder contributions.

c. Multistakeholder Engagement and Representation:
- Ensure diverse and inclusive participation from all stakeholder groups in IGF meetings and intersessional activities. This inclusivity will enable a comprehensive and representative discussion on the Global Digital Compact, reflecting the perspectives of governments, businesses, civil society, and individuals.

d. Thematic Sessions on Compact Issues:
- Organize dedicated thematic sessions during IGF meetings that delve into specific issues outlined in the Global Digital Compact. These could include discussions on digital connectivity, preventing Internet fragmentation, data governance, human rights online, and criteria for accountability in addressing discrimination and misleading content.

e. Output and Recommendations:
- Facilitate the generation of concrete outputs and recommendations from IGF discussions related to the Global Digital Compact. These outputs could take the form of reports, guidelines, or best practices that contribute to the formulation of shared principles for an open, free, and secure digital future, as proposed in the Common Agenda.

f. Collaboration with Summit of the Future:
- Establish collaborative mechanisms between the IGF and the Summit of the Future organizing committee to ensure a seamless transition of ideas, recommendations, and commitments. This collaboration could involve joint sessions, consultations, or the presentation of IGF outputs at the Summit.

g. Engage Youth and Future Leaders:
- Given the emphasis on involving youth in the Global Digital Compact, the IGF should actively engage young people in its activities. Create dedicated spaces for youth participation, ensuring that their perspectives and ideas are considered in discussions related to the digital future.

h.Special Emphasis on Deep Fake Technology:
- Recognize the growing threat posed by deep fake technology and its implications for trust, misinformation, and the erosion of digital authenticity. Dedicate specific sessions within the IGF to address the challenges and potential harms associated with deep fakes, fostering a better understanding of the technological landscape and the need for governance mechanisms.

- Facilitate discussions on the ethical considerations, accountability, and potential regulatory frameworks for addressing deep fakes. Engage experts, technologists, and policymakers to explore ways to mitigate the negative impact of malicious uses of deep fake technology while preserving legitimate and creative applications.

- Encourage collaboration between the technical community, civil society, and governments to develop tools and standards for detecting and mitigating the effects of deep fakes. Consider the implications of deep fake technology on human rights, privacy, and the spread of disinformation, and work towards establishing best practices and guidelines.

- Incorporate perspectives from the private sector, including technology companies, to explore industry-led initiatives and self-regulation efforts that can contribute to the responsible development and deployment of deep fake technology.

- Contribute to the development of global norms and principles that address the challenges posed by deep fake technology, ensuring that the discussions and outcomes are integrated into the broader framework of the Global Digital Compact. This may include considerations for transparency, authentication mechanisms, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence in content creation.

By actively aligning its work with the Global Digital Compact and Our Common Agenda, the IGF can contribute significantly to the development of a comprehensive and inclusive framework for global digital governance, fostering collaboration among diverse stakeholders and promoting a secure and open digital future for all.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The challenges posed by the technology sector are transnational and therefore require a global approach and commitment. We encourage coherence between initiatives, based on human rights, which would lead to global, consistent and enforceable standards that could be implemented in all jurisdictions.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The proposed panel/topic contributes to commitment 3, 4 and 6, digital Human Rights and falls within the protection of Human Rights in general, and online specifically.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Dovetail with the AI Safety Summit, and Responsible AI in Military Domain (REAIM) Conference set for 2024. Specific focus should be on Asia-Pacific approaches and values given the focus on US, EU or China approaches, rules and regulations.

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United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Actively engage youth in discussions and decision-making processes. The IGF can contribute by providing a platform for youth voices to be heard on topics related to internet governance and digital technologies. The annual meetings can also organize capacity-building sessions and workshops to empower stakeholders from different countries around the world with the knowledge and skills required to implement the principles outlined in the Global Digital Compact.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The IGF MAG and Leadership Panel should deliver a session at the IGF stating exactly what actions they have taken to promote the IGF (specifically, the multistakeholder nature of the fora with all stakeholders taking part on an equal footing) to GDC negotiators, co-facilitators and the UN Tech Envoy’s Office. Engagement must highlight the IGF’s past successes (including the expansion of its NRIs to bring more stakeholder voices to the table around the globe) and the delivery of reports from its multistakeholder Policy Networks, for example the Policy Network on Internet Fragmentation.

Past IGF sessions with the Leadership Panel have included suggestions for future actions, but 2024 will be about delivery. The 2024 IGF agenda should therefore include a ‘progress report’ session, with an emphasis on open discussion, to scrutinise and discuss how these leaders have promoted the role of the IGF at the GDC and across the UN system in 2024; what preparations they have made for the WSIS+20 Review; and what more needs to be done. An action plan must be published in early 2024 detailing planned engagements and objectives, for stakeholders to reference and keep the Leadership Panel accountable in their delivery.

The session should also cover the IGF MAG and Leadership Panel’s engagement throughout 2024. This engagement should include both efforts to promote the IGF’s specific messages and promoting the important role of the IGF itself.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Forming committees to accelerate and fulfill commitments, and take urgent measures to enable satellite Internet to reach everyone by 2030.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). the planning meetings were organised on a catch-as-catch-can basis by a group of people professionals, they often had professional contacts with a wide selection of political luminaries, both local and from elsewhere, who could be pulled in as speakers and panellists. Consequently, in many ways, the meetings the future of the IGF our Org began discussions on how the situation could be remedied

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). While designing the Theme and Sub-themes for the IGF 2024 process, the UN Sec's Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments particularly the GDC in the lead-up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024), should form the focus, cascading down to its intersessional work at national, regional, policy networks as well as the Dynamic coalition.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). Foster partnerships with other major global initiatives that align with the Our Common Agenda. Collaborating with organizations and initiatives working towards similar goals can amplify the impact and reach of the IGF's efforts.

Actively contribute to preparing for the "Summit of the Future" in 2024 by sharing insights, recommendations, and outcomes from IGF discussions. This will ensure that the IGF's perspectives are considered in shaping the future global digital agenda.

United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). The need of digital accessibility and digital justice or citizens protection on this disruptive era of new artificial entities on the Climate emergency, shows an unexpected world and challenges for the global organization.

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United Nations Secretary General’s Our Common Agenda and its 12 commitments, particularly the Global Digital Compact in the lead up to the "Summit of the Future" (2024). "The Global Digital Compact is expected to “outline shared principles for an open, free and secure digital future for all”. The Common Agenda report suggests issues that it might cover, including digital connectivity, avoiding Internet fragmentation, providing people with options as to how their data is used, application of human rights online, and promoting a trustworthy Internet by introducing accountability criteria for discrimination and misleading content". Can we include collaborative Internet?

It will impact on the "7. Improve digital cooperation" in the common agenda and not only "Summit of the Future Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow" but "Summit of the Future Multilateral Solutions for a Better COLLABORATIVE Tomorrow"