[governance] Fw: Civil Society speaker: IGF Opening ceremony - Nnenna

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Hi Nnenna,

Congratulations
for the honor to speak @ the opening ceremony.
The issue of “regulation” is so confused in Africa that
at times its like the private sector is the one regulating government.
 
I suggest you make a statement on the role of civil
society and other stakeholders in the regulation process in terms of control on
the field.
We were thinking of a multi Stakeholder platform to
serve both the purpose of monitoring and follow up of the distribution of
internet resources as per country.
 
 Best regards
 
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Le Lundi 21 octobre 2013 14h11, Norbert Bollow <nb at bollow.ch> a écrit :
 
Dear Nnenna

Here is one thought... it's a relatively heavy-weight one, so given
that they'll probably only give you a short timespan, I think  you'll
probably be forced to either use it as a very major part of your
intervention or avoid it altogether...

So often we hear claims that multistakeholder cooperation makes things
so much better for everyone including the end user. We should have some
verifiability and accountability around those claims. What specifically
does it take to make tech/Internet governance have a significant
positive impact say on empowering people to overcome poverty? Or on
preventing or reducing specific kinds of human rights violations?

Greetings,
Norbert


Nnenna <nne75 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Dear all
> 
> I shall be speaking on behalf of global Civil Society tomorrow during
> the opening ceremony.  In order to be representative enough, I would
> like to ask everyone to share what critical issues they think I MUST
> mention.
> 
> Of course, I will not forget:
> 
>     1. The centrality of human rights
>     2. Multistakeholder participation o
>     3. Ongoing work on enhanced cooperation
>     4. Not losing the "development focus" of IG
> 
>     5. The "not-ended" battle of Internet access and affordability
>     6. The urgent need to reinforce teh capacity and efficiency
> of MS IG processes at national levels 7. Brazil 2014?
>     8. Surveillance?
>     9. Best Bits?

> All for now
> 
> Nnenna


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