[Chapter-delegates] Review of Chapter Application for Nepal.

[Alejandro Pisanty]

Hakik,

a bit delayed but thanks for this note.

Does it mean that we can skip a large stretch of due diligence, as is the 
hope with every chapter submission?

To Veni: the fact that some chapter approvals is not equally expedient, in 
my experience, comes from the fact that there may be objections that are 
not voiced in the public list - nor should be.

A recent case to form a chapter in a region of a country where there is 
already a chapter comes to mind. And one has to approach this situation 
with care. In some cases more than mere discomfort may be caused.

Yours,

Alejandro Pisanty


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On Fri, 22 Dec 2006, Hakikur Rahman wrote:

> Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2006 17:56:21 +0600
> From: Hakikur Rahman <hakik at sdnbd.org>
> To: Anne Lord <lord at isoc.org>, chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org
> Subject: Re: [Chapter-delegates] Review of Chapter Application for  Nepal.
> 
> It is great to see that ISOC Nepal has been established. Since 1999,
> I have been requesting friends there to form a chapter. Glad that
> Sishir Ojha and others have done it. Looking forward to a successful
> future partnership.
>
> Best Regards.
> Hakikur Rahman
> ISOC BD.
>
>
> At 03:52 PM 12/21/2006, Anne Lord wrote:
>> Dear Chapter Delegates,
>>
>> ISOC is submitting Chapter applications to this mailing list to give
>> you an opportunity to comment on them.  We are interested to hear if
>> you feel there are reasons why a Chapter application should not be
>> accepted. You are also welcome to offer statements of support.
>>
>> To date, criteria to date for evaluating Chapter applications and
>> Bylaws has been straightforward: unless there's a good reason not to
>> accept a proposed Chapter it is approved.  However, as part of
>> reviewing this process, ISOC is open to suggestions on additional
>> criteria you believe are relevant. Since you are already successful
>> operating Chapters, you are best positioned to comment on what is
>> likely to be successful.
>>
>> The application is copied below for your consideration. As the
>> holiday season is approaching for many people, a slightly longer
>> period for response is given. If you have any comments, questions or
>> concerns, please reply by 12th January 2007 to <chapters at isoc.org>.
>>
>> Many thanks in advance for your co-operation,
>>
>> Best wishes,
>>
>> Anne
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Anne Lord, Senior Manager                             <lord at isoc.org>
>> Chapter & Individual Memberships                  Ph: +41-22-807-1449
>> Internet Society (ISOC)                           Fx: +41-22-807-1445
>> "The Internet is for everyone"                    http://www.isoc.org
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> CHAPTER APPLICATION For   Nepal Chapter Of The Internet Society
>>
>> A.     Proposed name of the Chapter
>> Proposed name of the chapter is:  Nepal Chapter of the Internet Society.
>>
>> B.     Community of Interest the Chapter will to serve
>> This chapter will server the people of Nepal who are interested in
>> Information & Communication Technology (ICT) and the Internet Society.
>>
>> C.     Purpose and Scope of Chapter
>> The Internet is playing an important role for the development of a
>> society and also in the development of a country.  There are many
>> geographical areas in Nepal where there is no internet access due to
>> lack of appropriate policy and planning of the government of Nepal.
>>
>> To make the government more responsible and practical, we need an
>> organization to raise voice in this field.  The Nepal Chapter of the
>> Internet Society will organization various activities like training,
>> awareness programs, publications, establishing resource center, etc.
>> to serve the people of Nepal in this Internet era.
>>
>> D.     Founding Members of the Chapter
>>
>> Mr. Sishir Ojha< sishir at susankhya.org.np>
>> P.O. Box 5690
>> School of Computer Studies (SCS)
>> Mandikhatar, Kathmandu
>> Nepal
>>
>> Mr. Rajan Dahal, Email:  rajan at susankhya.org.np
>> P.O. Box 5207
>> Gunakamdev Marga
>> Kathmandu, Nepal
>>
>> We will publish a notice in a daily Nepali magazine to become a
>> member in the Nepal Chapter of the Internet Society.
>>
>> E.     List of Supporters
>>
>> Mr. Santosh Dahal, santosh at susankhya.org.np, SUSANKHYA
>> Madhyapur Thimi 15
>> Mitra Tole
>> Opposite to Pravin Oil Store
>> Gatthaghar, Bhaktapur
>>
>> SUSANKHYA is an organization formed by the ICT professionals working
>> in Nepal.
>>
>> F.     List of Requirements
>> We need to register this chapter with the Chief District Office of
>> Kathmandu, Nepal.
>>
>> Contact Information:
>>
>> Mr. Rajan Dahal
>> P.O. Box 5207
>> Kathmandu, Nepal
>> Tel:  00977-1-4280456
>> Email:  rajan at susankhya.org.np
>>
>>
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