[governance] RE: Guidance sought on CSTD nominations and

[Baudouin SCHOMBE]

Hello everyone,
just to add whatever the mode of selection, we also need it to be more
geographically representative. Since 1998 I am in the process, it is with
great satisfaction that I note the positive evolution of our  world Caucus
IGC like that of African civil society to information society (ACSIS) that
has  a new team from Sharm el Sheik.

But, in my humble opinion, it is also drawn to the actors who have stayed
constant and actively present in all these processes can also share all this
information at their local network. Also note that since 2003, profiles were
also evolved and I am convinced that civil society, in particular, NGOs have
acquired a wealth of experience on both the technical design and
implementation of ICT policies .

SCHOMBE BAUDOUIN



2010/10/24 Mawaki Chango <kichango at gmail.com>

> I have to agree with Milton here. I don't read this necessarily as
> nominating candidates on behalf of other stakeholder groups. The request,
> IMHO, is that three of our nominees qualify as being from the "technical
> community." Although IGC is meant to address public policy issues and to
> advance somewhat a social agenda, we know it's not exclusive of the
> technical community and many people among us have more than one profile in
> relation to IG, including a technical one.
>
> If CSTD wanted to have nominees from structures such as ISOC or IETF as
> stakeholder groups, those structures are even more formally organized than
> us and I'm sure CSTD would have just sent them a request directly. I don't
> believe the fact that IGC emerged during WSIS is reason for any UN body to
> communicate only with us as CS group and not to other potential CS/
> technical stakeholders. So my interpretation is the same as Milton's, and
> this would not mean that we are not reaching out (again there are people
> among us who are ISOC, IETF or former IETF members, etc.).
>
> Mawaki
>
> On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 3:28 AM, Milton L Mueller <mueller at syr.edu> wrote:
>
>> Ian
>> There are many people on this list who could qualify as "technical
>> community" (Avri, McTim, Curran) or as academics who bridge technology and
>> policy such as myself, Lee McKnight, William Drake, Izumi Aizu, Hakikur
>> Rahman. So the best approach is for NomCom to look at these kinds of
>> qualifications as they assess nominees
>>
>> I would oppose this approach:
>>
>> > Write to ISOC and ask them to nominate three representatives which we
>> > forward on their behalf
>>
>> Though notifying ISOC about our needs so they can promote people within
>> IGC who might want to put themselves forward would be good.
>>
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