[governance] Dynamic Coalition on IGF Fund, with focus on participation from developing parts of the world

[Adam Peake]

I'm not sure, but Nitin Desai seems to like what it conveys and it's
become a bit of a meme.

I think I remember Matthew Shears using "dynamic coalition" in an off
the cuff comment during an early IGF consultation.  Matthew denies all
knowledge and responsibility :-)

Adam



On 11/3/06, Jeremy Shtern <jeremy.shtern at umontreal.ca> wrote:
> Does anyone have any idea where the term 'dynamic colalitions'  has come
> from, how it entered into the IGF process etc? Adam? Anyone else?
>
> Cheers,
> Jeremy
>
>
> Izumi AIZU wrote:
> > Friends,
> >
> > I said the following in the morning open mike session this morning at
> > IGF, for the record, and invite you to join this, give advice, or take
> > on board and make it better.
> >
> > Several person mostly engaged in ITC4D areas personally responded to
> > join this.
> >
> > I like to ask CS members of Advisory Committee to bring this to their
> > attention in an appropriate manner.
> >
> > Please remind and push me in the near future.
> >
> > izumi
> >
> > A proposal for Dynamic Coalition on IGF Funding with a focus on
> > Participation and Development
> >
> > Izumi Aizu, A member of ALAC, ICANN
> >
> > Here is an ad hoc proposal:
> >
> > One of the differences we observe between Tunis Summit and IGF here in
> > Athens I observe is less number of participants from the developing
> > countries. Even though the overarching single theme of this IGF is IG
> > for Development. So, I like to submit an Ad Hoc Proposal to form a
> > Dynamic Coalition on Funding of IGF, with a special focus on
> > supporting the participation of developing parts of the world. This
> > includes, of course,  developing countries, but perhaps also such
> > relatively marginalized people or those having higher barriers for
> > participation as persons with disabilities, youth and many NGOs and
> > Civil Society people mostly in developing countries, but sometimes to
> > those even in developed country, but in say rural areas etc.
> >
> > I think that early effort should be made for this program.
> >
> > We call on governments of the North, donor countries, international
> > organizations in charge of development, and IG related bodies such as
> > ICANN, ITU, WIPO or any others to provide adequate funding to bring
> > more people from developing countries – to next IGF meeting in Brazil.
> >
> > A number of individuals mostly within the Civil Society group and IG
> > Caucus expressed their interest to act as conduit, or function as
> > facilitators to implement these funds into tangible programs, working
> > together with the IGF secretariat, host government of Brazil and IGF
> > Advisory Group members. Again, we appeal to those government and
> > international organizations who are interested in allocating some of
> > your small budget for the next year 2007 and onward, ITU, ICANN, World
> > Bank, or private sector bodies such as Keidanren, ICC or big or small
> > companies such as Microsoft, Siemens, Amazon or Google, France
> > Telecom, BT, NTT, T-Mobile, Orange… just to name a few – and we will
> > commit to make best use of the funding.
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