[WSIS CS-Plenary] General overviews and resources on WSIS follow up and implementation process

Johan Hellström hellstrom.johan at gmail.com
Mon Oct 8 21:02:31 BST 2007


Dear All,
Thank you Phillippe for this post-WSIS update, very timely indeed. I am
about to go to Kigali and the ITU and GAID organised Connect Africa Summit
end of this month. Will there be any organised civil society
involvement/attendance? It is supposed to be an informal process with the
GAID aim to provide "a platform for an open, inclusive, multi-stakeholder
cross-sectoral policy dialogue", still the format of the conference seems to
be something else, ie following a traditional, exclusive high level panel
debate format where most of the issues are already discussed and decided.
Anyone who knows more about this or CS role in this process?
Best regards, Johan


On 10/4/07, CONGO WSIS - Philippe Dam <wsis at ngocongo.org> wrote:
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> Some weeks ago, it was asked on the Plenary list to bring some
> clarifications on the structures and articulations between the various
> post-WSIS institutional processes. Find below and attached some elements of
> answers and clarification:
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> -          *Power-point presentation* on the WSIS implementation and
> follow up process: this document is used by Mr. Charles Geiger (Special
> Advisor to the UN CSTD and Former WSIS Executive Director) to present the
> post WSIS architecture within the UN system (see attached);
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> -          An updated version of the *post WSIS chart*, together with an
> explanatory one-pager, prepared by CONGO (see attached; also available on
> line on the CONGO website:
> http://www.ngocongo.org/files/chart_on_post_wsis.pdf).
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> -          I also suggest the reading of the chapter on *"WSIS in Review",
> * from the Global Information Society Watch 2007 Report, which provides
> relevant clarification on the matter (
> http://www.globaliswatch.org/download).
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> I hope this can help! Feel free to indicate other resources on this issue.
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> All the best,
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