[Chapter-delegates] IGov: A framework for tackling the challenges facing the Internet

[Shreedeep Rayamajhi]

Thank you lynn,


I think the whole concept of multi-stakeholders is very rich and dynamic.
It needs better options of inclusiveness and participation. I believe we
have just explored only a fraction of its interest and have to focus more
towards better participation. As the role and impact of internet differs
from nation to nation depending upon their policies and regulation, the gap
is needs to be overcome in every possible way of creating an open internet
that is free from all prejudice.


Cheers to all the efforts and the ideas of making *"internet for everyone"*

*we are all proud of the ISOC community and its contribution towards the
global internet development *


Cheers to Life
Shreedeep Rayamajhi
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On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 3:15 AM, Lynn St.Amour <st.amour at isoc.org> wrote:

> Dear Chapter Delegates,
>
> Today, we will roll out the second phase of what we are now calling an
> “Internet Collaborative Stewardship Framework”.  This was previously called
> an "Internet Issues Taxonomy".
>
> The goal of this activity is to inform discussions on the "Internet
> challenges" confronting all of us. The framework is intended to foster
> thinking about different classifications of challenges and hence different
> solution paths.  This next phase is where we need your help.  We all need
> to identify roles and stakeholders for each classification in order to help
> the global community identify possible paths forward for Internet
> Governance.
>
> The updated draft provides examples for the “Roles and stakeholders” and
> some “Example actions” in the first classification: "Connecting Needs and
> Resources".   The draft leaves open them open for the remainder of the
> classifications.
>
> The immediate goal for our outreach is to solicit input form the broadest
> possible community to help complete this framework, particularly to get
> input on the roles that need to be undertaken and with which stakeholders.
>
> Our website has been updated to emphasize this  “ask” —and the page is
> comment-enabled, so please jump in and let us know what you think.  This is
> a living document expected to evolve.
>
> We are sharing the framework with our community today, and publicly
> beginning tomorrow (Wednesday, November 20th) encouraging people in our
> community and beyond to share their input at:
>
> http://www.internetsociety.org/internetstrong
>
> The framework document is linked from this page, and is also available
> directly here:
>
>
> http://www.internetsociety.org/doc/internet-collaborative-stewardship-framework-tackling-challenges-–-political-technical
>
> Finally, this framework will help us to promote and advance an open and
> strong Internet, and it is aligned with our Open and Sustainable Internet
> campaign.
>
> Questions, comments, and suggestions are all very welcome.
>
> Thank you to all who helped this happen so quickly.  It is proving a real
> benefit to the Internet Governance discussions at hand today.
>
> Best regards.
>
> Lynn
>
>
>
>
>
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