[WSIS CS-Plenary] summary: Multistakeholder Advisory Group (MAG), Geneva on 27-28 February 2008

[Carlos Afonso]

Fine, just do not put a quantitative wording limit (either lower or 
upper). It starts to get too restrictive, and we want to keep controls 
to a minimu, don't we? I mean, a 499-word report will not be considered? ;)

--c.a.

Adam Peake wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Summary of the MAG meeting online 
> <http://www.intgovforum.org/Feb_igf_meeting/MAG.Summary.28.02.2008.v1.pdf> 
> (please see the main IGF page <http://www.intgovforum.org/> for other 
> information about the recent consultations, transcripts of the public 
> session, etc available.)
> 
> Please note the MAG made proposals for themes for the Hyderabad 
> meeting and a draft schedule.  All open for comment, these are 
> proposals not decisions.
> 
>  From the MAG summary:
> 
> "The final programme will be defined in light of the proposals made 
> for holding workshops and  best practice forums. In order to speed up 
> planning all interested stakeholders are invited to submit proposals 
> by 30 April. Preference will be given to organizers who submitted a 
> report of events they staged in Rio de Janeiro."
> 
> If you held a workshop in Rio and haven't yet submitted a report, 
> please submit that report. 500-800 words isn't much to ask in return 
> for a space on the agenda of an important international meeting (free 
> space).
> 
> We have about 8 weeks to get proposals in.  Earlier the better.
> 
> Adam
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