[governance] IGC Talking Points for Enhanced Cooperation workshop

[Baudouin SCHOMBE]

Hi all,

The idea in itself is instructive. But where it is a problem is when we
must contribute to the declaration on enhanced cooperation without an
overall and sectoral assessment of this cooperation should be strengthened.

At my country, for example, it still poses problems in terms of collaboration
between different stakeholders. The concept is not very
well-established and the
implementation of the WSIS process has never been evaluated locally. So we
do not have a dashboard that will allow us to compile a statistical analysis
..

Recently, the CAFEC proposed a program of implementation and monitoring of
WSIS in DR Congo to enable the country to get a reference on the development of
digital technology in the country. This is one case among many others.

Enhanced cooperation has been significant progress in many countries and
even in some african countries.
Whatever the will of the actors, it still poses many barriers in the
collaboration and work in synergy between government, private sector, civil
society and some sub-regional organizations.

International organizations are often willing to support local initiatives
but a lack of shared vision in the country, the results are always mixed.


SCHOMBE BAUDOUIN

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2012/5/17 Izumi AIZU <iza at anr.org>

> Dear list,
> While busy in attending the MAG meeting, I like to ask our members to
> consider
> the following about the Enhanced Cooperation Workshop scheduled tomorrow.
>
> Due to lack of time, co-coordinators could not prepare the complete
> draft statement
> for EC workshop. So I like to propose that the following points be
> approved,
> as depicting the broad sense of our group, but not the formal statement,
> and
> yet to be stated by myself tomorrow.
>
> Given the diversity of the views among the Civil Society, or among our
> members
> I tried to capture just the "bottom-line"
>
> -----------
> For the process towards Enhanced Cooperation, IGC like to state the
> following:
>
> 1. we are encouraged to see the constructive dialogue around EC is
> proceeding
>
> 2. our “bottom-line” is, keep the principles endorsed by the Tunis
> Agenda, especially, to hold to the principles of:
> - democratic global governance
> - multi-stakeholder participation, the need for IG forums where all
> stakeholders are equally, and effectively represented
>
> ---------
>
> Please give your feedback until tomorrow morning, Geneva Time, and I will
> do my best, together with our colleagues here in Geneva, to reflect our
> view
> as much as possible.
>
> Thanks,
>
> izumi
>
>
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