[IGFmaglist] Draft: Main session template-Evolution of Internet Governance Ecosystem_Role of the IGF - Reaction to NETmundial + CSTD + WSIS, ITU, other fora and Strengthening IGF

[Subi Chaturvedi]

Izumi. Thank you for your  feedback. We consulted many times and the list
has been online since early feb. the policy questions have also been online
on the list since march. This isn't an individual response. Please refer to
my email response to your email sent in only yesterday. Responded
immediately asking you to come in with contact details.  We have tried our
best accommodating individual speaker suggestions.
Didn't hear back from you. As you do admit it is a rather late intervention.
But it's only a draft and I'm sure everyone will weigh in.
thanks again.

regards

Subi
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On 10 August 2014 17:37, Izumi AIZU <iza at anr.org> wrote:

> Dear MAG,
>
>
> So finally we see the draft for the Main session on IGF ecosystem.
>
>
> I do not want to "complain" but with due respect, none of the names I
> suggested from Asia Pacific are incorporated, without any explanation
> except Dr Govind from India. No one from China not to mention
> Japan/Korea/Singapore/Pacific islands/Malaysia. Looks much more "North"
> than it should be.
>
>
> Yet there are already so many names there. Unless we trim down the number
> of panel/interventions, there will be no meaningful interaction from the
> floor.
>
>
> Something looks wrong, to be straight.
>
>
> Sorry at this late stage, and appreciate your effort, but could we improve
> this composition? It could have been easier if consulted earlier with
> specific names explicitly as Bill also pointed out.
>
>
> best,
>
>
> izumi
>
>
>
>
> Main/Focus Session Template
>
> 1. Title : Main/Focus Session: Evolution of Internet Governance
> Ecosystem/Role of the IGF - Reaction to NETmundial + CSTD + WSIS, ITU,
> other fora and Strengthening IGF
>
>
>
> Day 3 Date- 4th September, 2014 Time : 9.30-12.30 Venue : Main Room
>
> 2. Description/Agenda/Questions:
>
> The Internet has been an engine of growth and development. It informs,
> educates and
>
> empowers and is a source of knowledge. The IGF has been a platform for
> participants
>
> to discuss, exchange ideas and share good practices with each other. While
>
> recognizing that there is no negotiated outcome over the years the IGF has
> both
>
> inspired those with policy making power and acted as a platform to build
> bridges
>
> between stakeholders and connect continents. It also through a knowledge
> and
>
> capacity building agenda assists in helping people understand how to
> maximize
>
> Internet opportunities and address risks and challenges that arise. The
> internet
>
> ecosystem has evolved rapidly while the task of connecting the unconnected
> still
>
> remains a priority. But over the years the IGF is also become a space that
> gives
>
> developing countries the similar opportunities as wealthier nations to
> engage in the
>
> debate on Internet governance. While recognizing that, the involvement of
> all
>
> stakeholders, from developed as well as developing countries, is necessary
> for the
>
> future development of the Internet.
>
> This year with substantive inputs from various global processes and
> initiatives like
>
> Netmundial, recommendations on improving the IGF from the Working group on
>
> enhanced co-operation( WGEC) -UNCSTD, WSIS +10 review (ITU), the newly
> CIGI
>
> (Commission) we hope this 3 hour main session participants will engage in
> a
>
> productive discussion on the evolving internet ecosystem, identify gaps in
> global IG
>
> processes, examine ways to strengthen the IGF and also map the value that
> the IGF
>
> holds in amplifying debate dialogue and discussions to reverberate, lean
> in, listen and
>
> deliver.
>
> This year the session also turns the lens inwards and focuses on what can
> be done
>
> better at the IGF and how. A concerted and conscientious attempt will be
> made to
>
> source inputs from the participants and assimilate them through
> substantive
>
> rapporteuring to be submitted to the secretariat.
>
> The session duration is 3 hours- and it comprises of two panels of 90
> minutes each.
>
> Panel 1- addresses the following key policy questions
>
> 1. Internet Governance- as a construct across multiple dimensions
>
> 2.The role of IGF in Internet Governance
>
> 3.The results of global fora on the Internet Governance: NETmundial, WSIS,
> UNGA
>
> etc - both positive and negative contribution to the Global IG process.
>
> 4. Problems and challenges facing the global Internet governance
> ecosystem.
>
> 5. Differentiation of approaches to the Internet governance of various
> stakeholders.
>
> Panel 2- Will respond to the following key questions
>
> 6. Requirements for IGF development and strengthening
>
> 7.The Future of IGF and Way Forward
>
> The speakers and representatives of key stakeholder groups have been
> chosen
>
> keeping in mind gender and geographical diversity. The presenters will
> make brief
>
> opening remarks, avoid structured presentations, keeping the session
> interactive and
>
> inclusive. Four microphone in the respective stakeholder groups will allow
> for
>
> maximum minute long interventions from a diverse community with two remote
>
> moderators monitoring online questions and interventions to be included.
>
> All interventions will be kept short. And with innovations in format we
> are attempting
>
> unconferencing the discussion.
>
> 3. Chair [provide by the Host Country]:
>
> Mr. İhsan Durdu
>
> 4. Panelists:
>
> Panel 1: Role of IGF and the Evolving Internet Ecosystem
>
> 1. Thomas Gass (UNDESA) (Invited, TBC) –Opening Remarks
>
> 2. Neelie Kroes (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 3. Benedicto Fonseca (Brazil) (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 4. Kathy Brown (ISOC) (TC) [Invited, Confirmed]
>
> 5. Fadi Chehade (ICANN) [Invited, Confirmed]
>
> 6. Vint Cerf (Google) (Private Sector) [Invited, Confirmed]
>
> 7. Rafał Trzaskowski (Poland, Gov) (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 8. Nermine el Saadany Vice Chair WSIS +10 review process (Egypt, Gov)
>
> (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 9. Milton Mueller (Syracuse U.) [Invited, Confirmed]
>
> 10. Alan Markus (Netmundial @ WEF) (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 11. Mr. M. Salim Ketevanlıoğlu (Nominated by Host Country) (Gov)
>
> (confirmed)
>
> 12. Mervi Kultamaa, WSIS Coordinator, CSTD (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> • Tim Berners Lee (W3C) [Invited, TBC]
>
> • Getachew Engida, Deputy Director-General, UNESCO (IGO) (Invited, TBC)
>
> • Carl Bildt (CIGI) Gov (Invited, TBC) New Initiative
>
> • Hamadoun Toure’ (ITU) [Invited, TBC]
>
> • Danny Sepulveda (Invited, TBC)
>
> • Byron Holland (CIRA) (TC) [Invited, TBC]
>
> • Andrew Wyckoff (OECD) (Invited, TBC)Panel 2: Strengthening the IGF
>
> 1. Philipp Grabensee (Affilias) (TC) (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 2. Avri Doria (TC) (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 3. Mark Carvell (UK,GOV) (Invited, Confirmed) (will also report in inputs
>
> deliberated upon from the Paris Meeting)
>
> 4. Jimson Olufuye (WITSA) (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 5. Jeremy Malcolm (EFF) (CS) (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 6. Peter Major (WGEC) (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 7. Joseph Alhadeff (ICC-Basis) PS (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 8. Stephanie Perrin (UT) (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 9. Adam Peake (Glocom) CS (Invited, Confirmed)
>
> 10. Dr. Govind (Invited, Confirmed) (TC/GOV)
>
>
> • Zahid Jamil Private Sector (Invited, TBC)
>
> • Jari Arkko (IETF) (TC) (Invited, TBC)
>
> • Geoff Huston (APNIC) (Invited, TBC
>
> • Virgilio Almeida (Brazil/NM) (Invited, TBC)
>
> • Alejandro Pisanty - Academia (Invited, TBC) Dynamic Coalition of Core
> Internet Values
>
> • Wolfgang Kleinwächter (CS) (Invited, TBC)
>
> • Ian Peter (CS) (Invited, TBC)
>
> Identified intervention from the floor:
>
> -Patrick Ryan (Google)
>
> 5. Moderators:
>
> Panel 1
>
> • Jovan Kurbalija (Diplo)/ Vladimir Radunovic (CS) ( Invited/TBC)
>
> • Subi Chaturvedi (CS/Media) (Confirmed) (Moderator/Facilitator)
>
> Panel 2
>
> • Jeanette Hofmann (CS) (confirmed)
>
> • Marilyn Cade (PS) (Confirmed) (Moderator/Facilitator)
>
> 6. Remote moderator:
>
> Remote Moderators:
>
> • Samantha Dickinson (TC) (Invited, TBC)
>
> • Samantha Bradshaw (CS) (Invited, TBC)
>
> Substantive Rapporteurs:
>
> • Lee Hibbard (COE) (Invited, TBC)
>
> • Hossam Elgamal (Invited, TBC) (Private Sector)• Ms. Soonjoung Byun
> (Invited, TBC) (Gov)
>
> 7. Feeder workshops:
>
> Type: Igf & The Future Of The Internet Ecosystem
>
> Tuesday, September 2
>
> 11:00am
>
>
> WS196: IGF & Enhanced Cooperation, Parallel Tracks or Connected
>
> Wednesday, September 3
>
> 9:00am
>
> WS140: The Future of the Global and Regional IGFs Post 2015
>
> WS152: Internet Governance: Challenges, Issues, and Roles [CB]
>
> WS80: ccTLDs: partners in developing local “IG literacy”
>
> 11:00am
>
> WS139: Evaluating MS Mechanisms to Address Governance Issues
>
> WS31: Internet Governance: a case for variable geometry? [CB]
>
> WS95: Working together: initiatives to map & frame IG
>
> 2:30pm
>
> WS118: Discussion on multistakeholderism in Africa
>
> WS191: ICANN Globalization in an Evolving IG Ecosystem
>
> Thursday, September 4
>
> 11:00am
>
> WS157: Crowdsourcing a Magna Carta for 'The Web We Want'
>
> 2:30pm
>
> WS153: Institutionalizing the “Clearing House” Function
>
> WS96: Accountability challenges facing Internet governance today
>
> 4:30pm
>
> WS173: Youth involvement in Internet Governance
>
> WS49: The impact of (non-)adoption of Internet standards on cyber security
> [CB]
>
> Friday, September 5
>
> 9:00am
>
> WS124: Debates: Future IG Architecture
>
> WS134: AIGF Meeting: Future of Internet & Perspective for Africa
>
> 11. Special Request to the Secretariat:
>
> Suggested format:
>
> The secretariat is requested to examine the possibility of a townhall
> format for this
>
> session, with a deep well in the centre and four mikes down the aisles.
> And a digital
>
> timer which would buzz after 60 seconds/1 minute to allow for maximum
> interventions from the participants.
>
> MAG Volunteers:
>
> 1. Olga Cavall
>
> 2.Anriette Esterhuyser
>
> 3.Subi Chaturvedi
>
> 4.Virat Bhatia
>
> 5.Ana Neves
>
> 6.Constance Bommelaer
>
> 7.Kossi Amessinou
>
> 8.Baher Esmat
>
> 9.Izumi Aizu
>
> 10.Shahram Soboutipour
>
> 11.William Drake
>
> 12.Jivan
>
> 13.Patrick Ryan
>
> 14.Ankhi Das
>
> 15.Christine Arida
>
> Special thanks to Janis, Mathew and Markus for their inputs.
>
> Submitted:
>
> Thanks
>
> Subi Chaturvedi and Marilyn Cade
>
>
>
> 2014-08-10 20:20 GMT+09:00 Subi Chaturvedi <subichaturvedi at gmail.com>:
>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> Many thanks for your inputs and suggestions.. Marilyn and I are delighted
>> to submit the draft for the Main session on Day 3 - 4th September, 2014.
>>
>> We remain grateful to you for you all the 18 + volunteers, MAG members
>> and active members from the community, who gave freely of their time and
>> made this exercise productive and meaningful. A big should out for :
>> 1. Olga Cavalli
>> 2.Anriette Esterhuyser
>> 3.Subi Chaturvedi
>> 4.Virat Bhatia
>> 5.Ana Neves
>> 6.Constance Bommelaer
>> 7.Kossi Amessinou
>> 8.Baher Esmat
>> 9.Izumi Aizu
>> 10.Shahram Soboutipour
>> 11.William Drake
>> 12.Jivan
>> 13.Patrick Ryan
>> 14.Ankhi Das
>> 15.Christine Arida
>> 16. Filiz
>> 17. Paul Wilson
>> 18. Mathew Shears
>> 19. Jeanette Hoffman
>> 20 Adam Peake
>> 21. Markus Kummer
>>
>> We thank you for your interest in the session. It's formulation has
>> indeed benefitted from the experience of old MAG members and the energy and
>> freshness of new stakeholder representatives. All possible attempts have
>> been made to include all suggestions on format, speakers and policy
>> questions.
>>
>> We hope you will continue to guide and mentor this session and actively
>> engage with us.
>>
>> A special thanks to Janis for keeping a constant watch and enriching this
>> session in particular through a sustained engagement.
>>
>> Also thank you to my co-lead Marilyn Cade for her constant support and
>> insights and to all the 16 original volunteers who have remained committed
>> to the session over the past several months. Also hoping some of them will
>> lend us their considerable skills at the venue for substantive
>> rapporteuring.
>>
>>
>>
>> warmest
>>
>> Subi Chaturvedi and Marilyn Cade
>>
>>
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>
> --
>                      >> Izumi Aizu <<
> Institute for InfoSocionomics, Tama University, Tokyo
> Institute for HyperNetwork Society, Oita,
> Japan
> www.anr.org
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