[Chapter-delegates] REVISED Application to form an ISOC Chapter in Kazakhstan

Mon Apr 14 23:32:13 PDT 2014

Dear Sabrina,
I concur with my colleague Charles on this one it is true when the chapters are devolved it will easen the work and expand participation in a wide are as oppesed to centralized place. We have experienced low turn out in meetings from the wide net coverage and if it can be localised i believe the net will have more in their respective meetings and more conributions.

thanks

Daniel Omondi
Vice Chair
ISOC-KE
Nairobi,Kenya
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On Mon, 4/14/14, Charles Oloo <oloo6382 at gmail.com> wrote:

 Subject: Re: [Chapter-delegates] REVISED Application to form an ISOC Chapter in Kazakhstan
 To: "Sabrina Wilmot" <wilmot at isoc.org>
 Cc: "ISOC Chapter Delegates" <chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org>
 Date: Monday, April 14, 2014, 10:07 PM

 Dear Sabrina

 I support the formation of the chapter. Country wide
 chapters in some countries/  regions will help the active
 participation of membership as opposed to one national
 Chapter in a major town, This is the current experience we
 are having in Kenya, and there are several proposals for
 consideration of other chapters in the other counties.

 Regards
 Charles

 On Mon, Apr 14, 2014
 at 5:49 PM, Sabrina Wilmot <wilmot at isoc.org>
 wrote:

 Dear
 Colleagues,

 This is to inform you that the initiative group behind the
 application below has decided to establish the new chapter
 for the Almaty region only. The reason for this is that
 establishing a country-wide chapter would require
 representatives from at least 10 regions according to local
 law. However, in future they might expand and/or form more
 Chapters in the Kazakhstan.

 Best regards,

 Sabrina Wilmot

 Internet Society

 > -------------------------------

 > Chapter Application

 >

 > A. Proposed Name of the Chapter

 > Internet Society Kazakhstan Chapter

 >

 > B. Community of Interest the Chapter Will Serve

 > Kazakhstan Internet Society will serve the interests of
 the Internet community of Kazakhstan.

 >

 > C. Purpose and Scope of the Chapter

 > The proposed NGO will be built as newly established
 non-profit, non-government organization in Kazakhstan.

 > The goal is to promote development and use of Internet
 within Kazakhstan.

 > Our initial goal to establish with assistance and
 support of Kazakhstan members of the ISOC, an Kazakhstan
 Chapter of the Internet Society.

 >

 > D. Outline of key priorities for the first year of
 Chapter

 > What we are planning to do:

 > 1. Promotes professional development and builds
 community to foster participation and leadership in areas
 important to the evolution of the Internet.

 > 2. Provides forums for discussion of issues that affect
 Internet evolution, development and use in technical,
 commercial, societal, and other contexts.

 > 3. Cooperates with the Kazakhstan state to be involved
 with and guide the existing and future Internet legislation
 change. Participates in development e-government in
 Kazakhstan.

 > 4. Contribute to reducing the digital gender inequality
 in Kazakhstan by promoting special gender focused
 educational programs.

 > 5. Participation in the creation of Kazakhstan and
 international standards, protocols, administration, and the
 technical infrastructure of the Internet.

 >

 > E. Founding members of the Chapter

 > 1. Mr Talgat Nurlybayev, IT Professional, CCNP,
 Associate Professor International Information Technology
 University, Almaty (IITU)

 > 2. Mr Amiret  Konysbayev, President of Association for
 the Development of Special Economic Zone "Park of
 Information Technologies", Almaty. Former employee of
 Administration of President of Kazakhstan

 > 3. Mr Fuad Hajiyev, Advisor, Center for Energy Research
 PI JSC Nazarbayev University, Astana

 > 4. Mr Bakhyt Matkarimov, Senior Researcher, Center for
 Energy Research PI JSC Nazarbayev University, Astana

 > 5. Mr Alexander Laykhov, Blogger, IT professional,
 project leader, KazNetMedia

 > 6. Mr Rauan Kenzhekhanuly, Director of WikiBilim
 Foundation, Wikipedia in Kazakh

 > 7. Ms Aselkhan Nurdaulet, Senior Editor, WikiBilim
 Foundation, Wikipedia in Kazakh

 > 8. Mr Ildan Kaipov, Senior Expert, Kazakh Supercomputer
 Center Lab

 > 9. Mr Vitaly Kim, Independent Crisis Manager

 > 10. Mr Viktor Klimov, Businessman

 > 11. Mr Konstantin Botvin, Deputy Director, KRIS-Service
 telecommunication company

 > 12. Mr Boris Japarov, Professor, General director of
 KazRENA, former Deputy Ambassador of Kazakhstan in Turkey

 > 13. Mr Sagyndyk Arinov - IT professional, Technical
 Director of KazRENA

 > 14. Mr Arman Japar – Executive director, KazRENA

 > 15. Mr Bekarys Nurumbetov, Leading manager of Strategic
 development dept., JSC Kazakhtelecom

 > 16. Mrs Irina Vitkovskaya, Ph.D., Senior resercher,
 Cosmic Research Institute

 > 17. Mr Ravil Salimzyanov – IT professional, System
 administrator, KazRENA

 > 18. Mr Serikzhan Ramazanov, Student activist,
 IT-specialist, KazRENA

 > 19. Ms Zhamilya Amanzholova, Student activist, Office
 manager, KazRENA

 > 20. Ms Akbota Senkebayeva, Senior Lecturer,
 Kazakh-British University

 > 21. Mr Maksat Maratov, Software Developer, SalamWorld
 Social Network

 > 22. Mr Viktor Dmitriyev, Software Developer, SalamWorld
 Social Network

 > 23. Mr Ravil Muhamedyev, Professor, International
 Information Technology University

 > 24. Mrs Yelena Chaiko, Professor, International
 Information Technology University

 > 25. Mrs Ryskhan Satybaldiyeva, Assoicate Professor,
 International Information Technology University

 > 26. Mr Nurbek Saparkhojayev, Senior-Lecturer, MS in
 Computer Science, International Information Technology
 University

 > 27. Mr Yerbol Naimanov, Java developer, graduate
 student at International Information Technology University

 > 28. Ms Dinara Mansurova, Student activist,
 International Information Technology University

 > 29. Mr Alim Khamitov, Senior Lecturer, International
 Information Technology University

 > 30. Ms Lyudmila Kozina, Lecturer, International
 Information Technology University

 > 31. Mr Samat Eshenkulov, Student Activist,
 International Information Technology University

 > 32. Mr Rustem Sadykov, Student Activist, International
 Information Technology University

 > 33. Mr Vasiliy Sizintsov, Student Activist,
 International Information Technology University

 > 34. Ms Ekaterina Goncharova, Student Activist,
 International Information Technology University

 > 35. Ms Zhanar Egizbaeva, Student Activist,
 International Information Technology University

 > 36. Mr Olzhas Doszhanov, Student Activist,
 International Information Technology University

 > 37. Ms Ainur Aidapkelova, Web coder, CreonX Company

 > 38. Ms Malika Khabidenova, Student Activist, Java
 coder, International Information Technology University

 > 39. Mr Berik Tursunbek, Web Developer, Dream Pro
 Company

 > 40. Mr Tair Ischanov, CCNP, IT Professional

 > 41. Mr Dauren Nurekenov, Student Activist,
 International Information Technology University

 > 42. Mr Daniyar Zhigitbek, CCNA, Cisco Lab Assitant,
 International Information Technology University

 > 43. Mr. Abzal Amirbekov, System Administrator,
 People’s Friendship University, Shymkent

 > 44. Mr Gabiden Makhmutov, System Administrator,
 Eurasian National University, Astana

 > 45. Mr Danial Burkenov, IT Professional, Pavlodar
 Teacher’s Institute, Pavlodar

 > 46. Mr Dmitry Mukhamedzhanov, System Administrator,
 East Kazakhstan State Technical University, Ust-Kamenogosk

 > 47. Mr Yermagambetov Turganbay, Director of Information
 Technology Center, Aktobe

 > 48. Mr Salavat Idrisov, Atyrau State University,
 Atyrau

 >

 > F. List of supporters and partner organizations

 > 1. Wikibilim Nonprofit Foundation, supports and
 develops Wikipedia in Kazakh and its sister projects in
 Kazakhstan.

 > 2. Kazakhstan Research and Education Network
 Association, non-profit organization, Kazakhstan national
 NREN, provides Internet and related services on discounted
 cost to educational and research institutions in Kazakhstan

 >

 > G. Membership

 > ISOC Kazakhstan plans to involve to its activity all
 people and organizations interested in development of
 Internet in Kazakhstan. It is going to use for that purpose
 all ways of communication including face-to-face meetings,
 online services such as videoconferences, Skype sessions,
 etc. Taking into account that majority of founding members
 of ISOC Kazakhstan are young people we believe that we will
 attract steady stream of new members and volunteers serves a
 Chapter with a regular pool of energy and talent as well as
 new leadership.

 >

 > H. List of Requirements

 > Non-profit organization according Kazakhstan Civil
 Code

 >

 > I.  Additional Information

 > In addition to our supporters, numerous private
 individuals are interested in founding ISOC Chapter in
 Kazakhstan, among whom are IT professionals and managers in
 both the private and public sectors, sociologists, marketing
 specialists and lawyers, who have become a global members of
 ISOC.

 >

 > K. Contact Information

 > Talgat Nurlybayev, IT Professional, CCNP, JNCIS, CCNA
 Security,  Associate Professor of International Information
 Technology University, Almaty.

 > Almaty, Kazakhstan

 >

 >

 >
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