[governance] Provisional suggestion – on the structure of IGF (meeting)
Roland Perry
roland at internetpolicyagency.com
Wed Feb 23 08:44:26 EST 2011
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22:19:21 on Wed, 23 Feb 2011, Izumi AIZU <aizu at anr.org> writes
>The WG idea is not "inter-sessionaly", rather it is the wrap-up process
>of one cycle of IGF, say Kenya's one be not concluded completely
>at the Nairobi meeting, but designated members of WGS, will work
>after Nairobi to produce a document/product that is the formal outcome
>of the IGF, subject to defined open process including the online feedback
>and open physical meeting, perhaps.
That's what I meant by "inter-sessional". In other words, anything
substantial (rather than planning) happening in the 51 weeks between one
IGF main session ending and the next one starting.
Producing a formal outcome sounds a bit like a negotiated text to me.
(Not arguing whether that's good or bad, but it's a big change).
Of course, everyone's workshops reports they filed after Vilnius is a
rather different form of document/product from the meeting.
http://intgovforum.org/cms/2010-igf-vilnius/workshop-proposal/reports
Quite a short list, and if filing a report is once again a qualification
for proposing a workshop (in Nairobi) that'll thin it out quite nicely!
--
Roland Perry
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