[Lac] NCUC list of recommended CS names for WGIG]

[Diego Saravia]

veo que es algo a lo que te invitan

ahora quien te invita?

y para que sirven las ideas resueltas en ese grupo?

o sea a donde se usan? que fuerza tienen?
a quien asesoran?



> Consultations on the establishment of the Working Group on Internet
> Governance (WGIG) 
> Participation
> 
> Participants are expected to represent governments and entities which
> are accredited to the WSIS preparatory process. These will include
> representatives from the Permanent Missions to the United Nations in
> Geneva, officials from government offices responsible for information
> technology strategy as well as representatives from the private 
> sector and civil society. In addition, participants from 
> international and regional organizations dealing with Internet 
> Governance issues will be invited. Other specialized agencies and 
> intergovernmental bodies as well as non-governmental organizations 
> will also take part in the meeting.
> 
> Entities with proven interest and/or expertise in Internet Governance
> and which are not accredited to the WSIS Preparatory Process may 
> apply directly to the WGIG Secretariat at wgig at unog.ch
> 
> Consultations on the establishment of the Working Group on Internet
> Governance (WGIG)
> 
> Background and purpose of the Meeting
> 
> The first phase of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)
> held in Geneva in December 2003 agreed to pursue the dialogue on
> Internet Governance with a view to preparing the ground for a 
> decision at the second phase of the WSIS in Tunis in November 2005. 
> To this end it requested the United Nations Secretary-General to 
> establish a Working Group on Internet Governance (WGIG).
> 
> The two documents adopted in Geneva set the parameters for the WGIG and
> contain its Terms of Reference. The main activity of the WGIG will be
[UTF-8?]> “to investigate and make proposals for action, as appropriate, on the
[UTF-8?]> governance of Internet by 2005.” The WGIG is asked to present the
result
[UTF-8?]> of its work in a report “for consideration and appropriate action for
[UTF-8?]> the second phase of the WSIS in Tunis 2005.” It is asked inter 
> alia to deal with the following issues:
> 
>       * Develop a working definition of Internet Governance;
>       * Identify the public policy issues that are relevant to Internet
>         Governance;
>       * Develop a common understanding of the respective roles and
>         responsibilities of governments, existing international
>         organizations and other forums as well as the private sector 
> and        civil society from both developing and developed 
> countries. The two Geneva documents, the Declaration of Principles 
> and the Plan of Action, attach much importance to the process. It 
[UTF-8?]> should be “open and inclusive” and ensure “a mechanism for the 
> full and active participation of governments, the private sector and 
> civil society from both developing and developed countries,
>  involving relevant intergovernmental and international 
[UTF-8?]> organizations and forums”.
> 
> The Consultations aim to develop a common understanding of structure 
> and functioning of the WGIG. Discussions are therefore expected to 
> focus on the scope and working methods of the WGIG, as well as the general
> profile, qualities and characteristics of its members.
> 
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Diego Saravia 
dsa at unsa.edu.ar