[NCSG-Discuss] IGF 2013 Preliminary Call for Workshops Proposals
Rudi Rusdiah
rusdiah at RAD.NET.ID
Mon Mar 11 01:59:07 CET 2013
Dear Robin and Drake...
I hope this time I can participate..since my residence is Jakarta not
far from Bali.
Hope to see you guys in Jakarta.
Regards, Rudi Rusdiah
On 03/10/2013 06:31 PM, William Drake wrote:
> Hi Robin
>
> Thanks for circulating this. Getting the CFP to even this level of
> clarity required some insistence by a couple of us civil society types
> on the MAG, but it may still require more reading between the lines
> and inference than is ideal.
> So just to make sure it's clear: people who organized workshops in the
> past two years need to be aware that they must submit a preliminary
> proposal by 22 March and then be invited by the MAG in order to submit
> a full proposal by 30 April. If they don't do the former, they will
> not be allowed to do the latter, and if the former's approved, they
> can't change the concept much post hoc. These restrictions do not
> apply to people who've not organized events in the past two years.
> Personally, I don't see how this new policy is value-adding and think
> it could cause confusion and/or consternation down the line, but
> hopefully everyone effected will get the memo and be able to decide
> within the next twelve days whether they might want and be able to
> organize a workshop in late October. In a related vein, please recall
> the MAG's prior decision that a workshop organizer from the previous
> year must post to the IGF website a report on their event in order to
> qualify to organize something the following year.
>
> Best,
>
> Bill
>
>
>
> On Mar 9, 2013, at 8:09 PM, Robin Gross <robin at ipjustice.org
> <mailto:robin at ipjustice.org>> wrote:
>
>> fyi
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Some of you may already be aware, but the IGF has issued a
>>> preliminary call for workshop proposals with a fast approaching
>>> deadline of 22 March 2013!
>>>
>>> http://www.intgovforum.org/cms/component/content/article/121-preparatory-process/1288-2013-preliminary-call-for-workshops-proposals
>>>
>>> 2013 Preliminary Call for Workshops Proposals PDF
>>> <http://www.intgovforum.org/cms/component/content/article/121-preparatory-process/1288-2013-preliminary-call-for-workshops-proposals?format=pdf>
>>> Print
>>> <http://www.intgovforum.org/cms/component/content/article/121-preparatory-process/1288-2013-preliminary-call-for-workshops-proposals?tmpl=component&print=1&page=>
>>> E-mail
>>> <http://www.intgovforum.org/cms/component/mailto/?tmpl=component&link=42ef01ae9ac6d898e95bdbd47cf6dcf5b8c30395>
>>>
>>>
>>> The Multistakeholder Advisory Group (MAG) in its meeting on 1 March
>>> 2013 agreed to modify the procedure for the selection of workshops.
>>> They advised that a preliminary call for workshop proposals be
>>> issued. Workshop proponents should include a concise description of
>>> the thematic area of interest and other pertinent information in
>>> their submissions. The proposals could focus on the priority themes
>>> identified by the open consultations/MAG meetings or could also
>>> introduce other themes. (These can be found in the annex of the MAG
>>> summary report:
>>> <http://intgovforum.org/cms/2013/MAG.Summary.Report.1March.r2.pdf>.)
>>> The MAG recommended that a two track process be followed:
>>>
>>> * For organizers of workshops in *2011 or 2012* IGF meeting the
>>> submission of a preliminary proposal by *22 March 2013 *is
>>> mandatory. After this deadline the MAG will go through and
>>> assess the preliminary proposals. The MAG through the
>>> Secretariat will then invite selected workshop proponents to
>>> submit full and complete workshop proposals by *30 April 2013
>>> *based on these preliminary proposals. Workshop proponents with
>>> similar proposals may be asked to work together to develop a
>>> single fully-fledged proposal. Workshop proponents cannot
>>> significantly change the topic of an approved proposal.
>>> * In order to encourage workshop organizers, first time proposers
>>> are encouraged to but do not need to submit preliminary workshop
>>> proposals. They do however have to submit a full and complete
>>> workshop proposal by *30 April 2013*. The Secretariat stands
>>> ready to assist new comers in any way.
>>>
>>> As a result of the above MAG recommendations the IGF Secretariat is
>>> issuing a preliminary call for workshop proposals to which the
>>> deadline will be *22 March 2013*.
>>> An online form will be available on *15 March 2013 *on the IGF
>>> website for submissions.
>>> The template will be as follows:
>>> 1.Workshop working title:
>>> 2.Concise description of broader thematic area of interest:
>>> 3.Concise description of specific issues to be addressed:
>>> 4.Indication of workshop format:
>>> a.Panel*
>>> b.Roundtable
>>> c.Free discussion (with one or two moderators)
>>> d. Other (please describe)
>>> 5.Name of contact person:**
>>> 6.Institution:
>>> 7.Contact email:
>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> * Names of speakers are not required at this stage.
>>> * *New workshop organizers are encouraged.
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>>
>>
>>
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