[Pal-dc] Dynamic Coalition on Public Access in Libraries meeting at IGF, Tuesday 2nd September 9.00am

Baudouin Schombe baudouin.schombe at gmail.com
Tue Aug 26 16:20:41 BST 2014


After Abuja, I think it's a great opportunity to find ourselves together
again.
This is an important session and I'll be there


2014-08-26 12:11 GMT+02:00 Stuart Hamilton <Stuart.Hamilton at ifla.org>:

>  Dear Colleagues
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> [Apologies for Cross Posting]
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> On behalf of the Dynamic Coalition on Public Access in Libraries (DC-PAL)
> I’d like to invite you to join us at our meeting at the IGF in Istanbul on
> Tuesday 2nd September. It’s at 9am, right at the start of the event so if
> you join it should set you up nicely to engage in any discussions relating
> to access later in the week. Further details are below, please feel free to
> mail me if you have any questions. If you are at IGF and want to confirm
> your attendance, the new system lets you do just that – check here:
> http://igf2014.sched.org/event/8fa1da8a0715a51df7c02d2a12f486d5#.U_xS-WNWLhW
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> *Dynamic Coalition on Public Access (DC-PAL) in Libraries*
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> *Tuesday 2nd September*
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> *9am-10.30am*
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> *Workshop Room 07 (Rumeli Terrace / Halic)*
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> The DC-PAL meeting at the 2014 IGF will concentrate on the intersection of
> public access to ICTs and development. Building on feedback from workshops
> held at the African and LAC IGFs, and the WSIS+10 HLE, as well as
> experiences gained at the meetings of the Open Working Group on Sustainable
> Development Goals in New York during 2014, the meeting will look at the
> prospects for ICTs within the post-2015 framework, and the way that the
> framework could create new realities for Internet Governance. The meeting
> will also review two new policy briefs on public access launched by
> coalition members during 2014, discuss the importance of public access for
> women and girls, and assess the progress of the Beyond Access and Global
> Libraries projects funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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> While there will be a number of short presentations to help set the scene,
> the DC-PAL is intended to be more of a discussion than a business meeting,
> and participants are encouraged to come prepared to share how they are
> working with public access in their countries. Panellists will bring their
> viewpoints and discuss how their organisations intend to engage during 2015
> to ensure that public access to ICTs stays on the agenda at national and
> international levels.
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> *Agenda*
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> ·         Introduction and welcomes
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> o   Stuart Hamilton (International Federation of Library Associations and
> Institutions (IFLA) and DC-PAL Convenor)
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> ·         The Dynamic Coalition and the IGF – reports from the regional
> IGFs
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> o   Martha Giraldo, ICT for Development Specialist, Colombia
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> o   Emilar Vushe, Association for Progressive Communications (APC) and/or
> Victoria Okojie, IFLA
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> ·         Briefing documents on public access to ICTS
> <http://www.ifla.org/node/8626?og=7407>
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> o   Mike Jensen, APC
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> ·         NetMundial, WSIS+10 and the post-2015 development framework:
> what are the opportunities for public access?
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> o   Stuart Hamilton (IFLA)
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> o   Leana Mayzlina (Worldpulse)
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> o   Sonia Jorge (Alliance for Affordable Internet)
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> o   Gabriele Guillemin, Article 19 (TBC)
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> o   Mike Jensen, APC
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> o   Professor Pedro Teta, Deputy Minister and Chairman of the National
> Information Technology Commission, Angola (TBC)
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> ·         Discussion on partnerships, objectives and next steps for
> public access issues in 2015
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> o   Including discussion of The Lyon Declaration on Access to Information
> and Development <http://www.lyondeclaration.org/>, Stuart Hamilton (IFLA)
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> *Important: As members of the DC-PAL mailing list, if you have any input
> to share or wish to see any issues addressed at the meeting, please don’t
> hesitate to contact me and we will ensure they are tackled.*
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> Please feel free to share this mail with your contacts and networks, and
> note that remote participation for the event is available. For more details
> on this, see here:
> http://www.intgovforum.org/cms/remote-participation-2014
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> Kind regards,
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> Stuart
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> Dr. Stuart Hamilton
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> Deputy Secretary General
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> International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA)
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> P.O. Box 95312
> 2509 CH The Hague
> Netherlands
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> 00 31 70 314 0884
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> Twitter: @ifladpa
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