[IGFmaglist] Taking Stock/Emerging Issues Main Session

[Constance Bommelaer]

Dear MAG colleagues,

This is to collect your thoughts on the organization of the Main Session Taking Stock / Emerging Issues (day 4, 5 Sept. )

A possible structure could be to invite the chairs/rapporteurs of other Main Sessions (Development, Net neutrality, Ecosystem evolution, Best practices, IANA transition) to:

  *   Share the main outpus of their group's discussion;
  *   Identify emerging issues that could be picked-up through inter-sessional work between IGF 2014 and IGF 2015.

Each rapporteur would limit itself to 5-7 min (30 - 35 min in total). Then, my understanding is that the host country would present its report, as well as the Chair (30 min in total). The final portion of the session (30 min) would be for interaction with the audience with the understanding that during the Open mic session (afternoon of the same day) people can further comment on topics.

Thoughts and suggestions welcome.

Thank you and best regards,

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Constance Bommelaer
Senior Director, Global Policy Partnerships
The Internet Society
www.isoc.org






On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 5:53 PM, Constance Bommelaer <bommelaer at isoc.org<mailto:bommelaer at isoc.org>> wrote:
Hi Janis,

Before I send a note to the MAG list regarding the structure of the Taking Stock/Emerging Issues Main Session (I have been listed as organizer), I wanted to touch base with you.

A possible structure could be to invite the chairs/rapporteur from each Main Session:

  *   To share the main outputs of their group's discussion.
  *   To identify emerging issues that could be picked-up through inter-sessional work between IGF 2014 and IGF 2015.

The challenge will be to keep enough time for interaction with the audience though.

I recall you had a clear idea on how to organize the discussion. Please let me know your thoughts.

Thanks,
Constance





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