[Governance] 15:00 UTC - IGF opening sessions today
Anriette Esterhuysen
anriette at apc.org
Tue Nov 2 07:56:01 EDT 2021
Apologies for cross-posting.
Anriette
Anriette Esterhuysen - anriette at apc.org//anriette at gmail.com
Chair, United Nations Internet Governance Forum Multistakeholder Advisory Group
www.intgovforum.org
IGF 2021 Introductory Session II
* *Session*(active tab)
<https://www.intgovforum.org/en/content/igf-2021-introductory-session-ii#edit-group-session>
Time
Tuesday, 2nd November, 2021 (17:00 SAST)
About this Session
*Join Here
<https://intgovforum.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAvcuyvqjIsHtNfqWujy_uPlvrlP4Po1Kr6>*
/Facilitated by MAG Issue Teams/
*Introducing IGF 2021 issue areas *
*(i) Emerging regulation: market structure, content, data and
consumer/users rights regulation and (ii) Environmental sustainability
and climate change*
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*PART I [15:00-16:30 UTC]*
*Emerging regulation: market structure, content, data and consumer/users
rights regulation*
This preparatory session will offer attendees an introduction to the
policy issue area of emerging regulation that impacts or relates to the
Internet, one of four cross-cutting issue areas of the IGF2021.
Followed by scene-setting remarks, this session will feature discussion
on competition, content moderation, data governance and consumer
regulation that are part of a recent trend of increased discussions on
regulating many aspects of the Internet, either in the form of national
and international regulations by governments and intergovernmental
organisations (IGOs), or private sector-led self-regulation and
co-regulation initiatives. We hope this discussion can help to
orientate the engagement of IGF2021 participants to identify regulatory
approaches and impacts that will be further expanded by the workshops
that will be part of the program in this issue area. All interested
are welcome, and organizers and speakers in relevant sessions planned
for IGF2021 are particularly encouraged to attend, in order to foster
early connections and exchange in preparation for the hybrid event in
December.
*Agenda*
*Welcome & Introduction - 5 minutes*
* A MAG member will provide a brief orientation of the session – its
purpose, the agenda, etc. – and introduce the keynote speaker.
*Scene-Setting Remarks - 15 minutes*
* *Speaker:* Jovan Kurbalija, Executive Director, Diplo Foundation
*Regulatory Approaches - 20 minutes*
* This section will focus on different regulatory approaches:
regulation (national, regional or global), co-regulation, and
self-regulation.
* *Speaker: *Sisi de la Pena, ALAI
*Regulatory Impacts - 20 minutes*
* This section will focus on regulatory impacts on human rights and
Internet infrastructure
* *Speaker: *Olaf Kolkman, ISOC
* *Speaker: *Alison Gillwald, Executive Director, Research ICT Africa
*Issue Area Previews - 20 minutes*
* This section will focus on the subject matter areas featured in
IGF2021 programming related to this issue area:
competition/antitrust, data governance, content moderation, and
consumer protection.
*Conclusion - 5 minutes*
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/30-Minute Break/
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*PART II [17:00-18:30 UTC]*
*Environmental sustainability and climate change*
The preparatory session will focus on setting the scene for the IGF and
will discuss the role of the Forum as an important player covering the
issue of environment and digitalisation and - in particular - being
seen as a place where dots are connected and capacities of policy
makers on this issue are increased. This session will specifically cover
the issue’s narrative, explore different sub thematic areas, preview
different types of sessions (Workshops, Open Forums, Best Practice
Forums, Dynamic Coalitions, NRI Collaborative Sessions) under the
theme, and feature a scene-setting speaker.
*Agenda*
*Introduction (10 minutes)*
* A short explanation to deliver a general perspective about the
environment and digitalization is something important to discuss.
This part also discuss the impact of the issue in the future and
what we should do in the long term and sustain work basis.
/*Speaker*/
Livia Walpen, OFCOM (Swiss Government)
*Thematic discussion: (30-40 minutes)*
* How multistakeholder parties could contribute to this issue and how
the Global South could take advantage within the process?
/*Speakers*/
Daniel Akinmade Emejulu, Microsoft
Gustaff Hariman Iskandar, Common Room
* How do the workshops of this issue reflect the calling of policy
questions? What do they try to bring to discuss?
/*Speaker*/
Rashid Kaukab, CUTS International
* What is the IGF role in this thematic issue? What should IGF do in
the future to keep the discussion continuing?
/*Speakers*/
Valeria Betancourt, Association for Progressive Communications (APC)
Flurina Waespi, Policy Network on Environment (PNE)
*Session organizers share brief explanation of their session (10-20
minutes)
Interactive plenary discussion with the participants, with Q&A (10- 20
minutes)
Closing (5 minutes)*
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Anriette Esterhuysen - anriette at apc.org//anriette at gmail.com
Chair, United Nations Internet Governance Forum Multistakeholder Advisory Group
www.intgovforum.org
Senior advisor global and regional internet governance
Association for Progressive Communications
www.apc.org // afrisig.org
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