[governance] CONSENSUS CALL - STATEMENT ON IGF REVIEW
Divina MEIGS
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Thu Feb 19 02:42:54 EST 2009
Yes
Divina Frau-Meigs
Le 18/02/09 5:53, « ken lohento » <klohento at panos-ao.org> a écrit :
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> Ian Peter a écrit :
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>> We now need to wrap this up for presentation in Geneva next week.
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>> As mentioned in the Tunis Agenda, the process of review should be
>> centered on consultations with Forum (IGF) participants. These
>> consultations should be both formal and informal. It will also be
>> necessary to go beyond IGF participants to reach out to other
>> interested stakeholders, who for different reasons may not attend the
>> IGF meetings.
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>> The process of consultations should especially keep in mind
>> constituencies that have lesser participation in IG issues at present,
>> including constituencies in developing counties including those of
>> civil society. Other groups with lower participation in IG issues like
>> women, ethnic minorities and disability groups should also be
>> especially reached out to.
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>> IGC believes that a structured analysis of the performance of IGF,
>> accompanied by a suitable methodology for consultation, analysis, and
>> stakeholder input. is important to the credibility and the usefulness
>> of the IGF review. We suggest that either the MAG or a specially
>> appointed represented multistakeholder group be tasked with overseeing
>> the process and making recommendations based on this analysis.
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>> In order to demonstrate that the analysis is both objective and
>> transparent, it should be conducted by a body or bodies that are
>> independent from the IGF and its active stakeholders (including the
>> United Nations). The process should be open and transparent. It is not
>> advisable to rely solely on a pro bono evaluation, by any agency that
>> offers it, for such a politically sensitive and important assessment.
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>> The selected experts should have adequate expertise in matter of
>> global public policy and policy institutions. In view of the
>> geo-political significance of IG, it may be useful to have a reputed
>> public policy institution in the global South do the evaluation in
>> partnership with one such institution from the North. There should be
>> adequate balancing of perspectives, including global North/South
>> perspectives, and partnerships are a good way to ensure it.
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