Lianna Galstyan, ISOC ArmeniaOksana Prykhodko, iNGO EMP

IGF 2015, Joao Pessoa, BrazilNovember 12, 2015

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North & CentralAmerica

Countries: 23Regional IGF: CaribbeanLocal IGFs: 6 countries

North and Central America

Canada El Salvador

Costa Rica Mexico

Dominican Republic USA

Caribbean IGF

North and Central America

About

Organizational structure: CTU Secretariat, 11 membersCommunication tools:Mailing list, Zoom, Skype

Caribbean IGF (CIGF)

1st meeting: 2005 (older than IGF)

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Represented by Nigel Cassimire, Coordinator

Official Document: A Caribbean Internet Governance Policy Framework, Issue 1 (2009), Issue 2.0 (2013) http://www.ctu.int/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/CIGPF-Issue-2.0.pdf

Supported and sponsored by: Caribbean Telecommunications Union http://ctu.int

Spices: IANA Stewardship Transition; e-LAC 2018Deserts: Linkages with other IGFs

Traditional sponsors include ICANN, ARIN, LACNIC, ISOC and Google all of whom have no decision-making role in the agenda theme or objectives

Main Ingredients:- Capacity Building- Issues for national Multi-stakeholder

Attention- Workshop on national IGFs

Participants: 45 participants, 12 foreign

About

Organizational structure: Logistical committee, 5-7 members

Meeting: 1day event

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Hosted by: Canada Internet Registration Authority, .CA ccTLD Registry Sponsored by: the official host of the annual Meeting

Main courses: - Connecting the next billion, - Supporting the development of national and regional IGF Initiatives

Participants: 125 of which 53 female (42%), 17 youth (14%)

Challenge: Participation from particular stakeholder groups (PS)

Canadian Internet Forum (CIF)North and Centra lAmerica

About

Organizational structure: Initiative group, 20 members

1st meeting: 2013

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Hosted by: MSH IG Initiative group Main courses: - Security (Infrastructure and collaboration)- Digital capabilities, access and

multiculturalism- Net Neutrality- Data, Access and Open Government- Rights tension on the Internet

Participants: 250

Challenge: Diffusion of the event, increasing participation, balancing stakeholder participation, consolidation of the group, consolidation of intersessional activities.

DIG in México

Sponsored: Google, Microsoft, ICANN, ISOC México, NIC México (.MX), Ministry, Presidency, Federal Telecommunications Institute, Fulton & Fulton

Meeting: 2 days, 1 introductionsession, 7 round tables and 4 conferences

Represented by Leon Felipe Sanchez Ambia, Initiative group member

North and Central America

SouthAmerica

Countries: 12Regional IGF: LACIGFLocal IGFs: 6 countries

South America

Latin American Regional IGF (LAC IGF)

Argentina Ecuador

Venezuela Brazil

Colombia Paraguay

About

Organizational structure: Secretariat, 9 members

Communication tools:Website, Facebook, Twitter, Google Docs, Whatsap

1st meeting: 2015

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Represented by Miguel Ignacio Estrada

Supported by: all stakeholder groups

Spices: - Access- Netneutrality- Law enforcement- Capacity building

Main Ingredients:- Infrastructure and Access- Internet and Civil Rights- Cybersecurity and Surveillance- The future of IG in Argentina

Participants: 40 on-site and 30 remote

Sponsored by: Civil Society and Private Sector

Working language: Spanish

South America RegionArgentina

About CookingOrganizational structure: Committee, 21 members

Supported, promoted and organized by: Brazilian Internet Steering Committee (CGI.br)

Main courses: - Digital inclusion challenges- Internet economy- Cybersecurity and reliability- Internet and human rights- Spectrum allocation

Participants: 585, female 37%, male 63%

Challenges: - Enhance thematic coordination among - Enhance regional IGF results outreach

the editions, so as to guarantee continuous - Methodology improvements in order to improvements extract more explicit consensus among

- Continuous community engagement stakeholders

Meeting: 3days, 4 plenary, 5 break-out sessions

Brazilian Internet ForumSouth America Region

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Europe

Countries: 51Regional IGF: EuroDIGSub-Regional IGF: SEEDIGLocal IGFs: 22 countries

ArmeniaAustriaAzerbaijanBosnia and HerzegovinaBulgariaCroatiaDenmark

Europe

PortugalRussiaSerbiaSpainSwedenSwitzerlandUKUkraine

South Eastern European Dialogue on Internet Governance (SEEDIG)

European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG)

FinlandFranceItalyGermany

MaltaNetherlandsNorway

European Region

About

Outcome: “Messages from…” distributed at IGF & within Europe

Communication tools:Website, Info letter, Wiki, mailing list

EuroDIG

1st meeting: 2008

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Represented by Sandra Hoferichter, Managing Director

Official Document: Statutes, Guidelines and principles, Written agreements

Supported by: INGOs, globa I-Star organizations

Spices: IDN

Deserts: Linkages with other IGFs

ISOC, ICANN, CoE, EC and many others participate in preparatory process

Main Ingredients:Data protection is the underlying issue for many debates in Europe.

Participants: 493 in Sofia, Bulgaria

Positive feature: bottom up Multistakeholder, Youth participation

Perspectives: Linkages to national European IG initiatives need to be improved

1st meeting: 2010

Organized by: ISOC Finland, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Communication, Nokia, Finnish Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Main courses: - Multistakeholder Model- Surveillance- Cybersecurity- Privacy Policy- Digitalization- Human RightsPositive feature: Committee for Future

in Finnish Parliament.

Represented by Yrjö Länsipuro, ISOC Finland

Meeting: February 25, 2015

European RegionFinnish Internet Forum

Spices: DDoS, Digital Society vulnerability

Contacts with other IGFs: EuroDIG, IGF

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Organizational structure: Committee, 10 members

1st meeting: 2015, September 7-8

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Hosted by: ISOC Armenia,Internet Governance Council, Ministry of Transport and Communications

Main ingredients: - New Media- Multistakeholder Model Cooperation- Network Neutrality - E-Tools for E-Society- Content- Cybersecurity

Participants: 170, M/F 62/38%, Y-9%

Challenge: Raising awareness about what is Internet governance and to bring different stakeholder groups for discussion.

Sponsored: ISOC, ICANN, IGFSA, Local Registrar companies

Represented by Lianna Galstyan, Coordinator

Meeting: 2 days, 10 plenary and 5 break-out sessions, 1 round table

Working language: Armenian, English, Russian (translation provided)

European RegionArmenian IGF (ArmIGF)

Africa

Countries: 54Regional IGFs: 5Local IGFs: 13 countries

Benin Nigeria

Chad Rwanda

Ethiopia South Africa

Ghana Tunisia

Kenya Uganda

Malawi Zimbabwe

Mozambique

AfricaCentral Africa IGF Southern Africa IGFEast Africa IGF African IGF West Africa IGF

African Region

About

Organizational structure: Steering group, 10 members, 5 female

Participants: 150, 50% female and youth

Event: 3 days, 14 plenary sessions

African IGF

1st meeting: 2012

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Challenges: Financing participation of stakeholders. Bringing government on board.

Main Ingredients:- Access to Information and Knowledge- IG for sustainable development- Cybersecurity issues, including SPAM- Human Rights on the Internet

Hosted by: Intergovernmental organizations

Sponsored by: APC, ISOC, ICANN, UNESCO, IGFSA, AfriNIC

In-kind support: Technical support and logistical support, event streaming for remote participation

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African Region

About

Organizational body: MAG, 15 members

Communication tools:Website, mailing list, telephone

Working language: Arabic, French

Outcomes: Reports of the plenary sessions and the workshops

Tunisian IGF

1st meeting: 2013

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Feeding to: African IGF, Global IGF

Main Ingredients:- Internet critical resources - Access- Openness - Capacity building

Represented by Tijani Ben Jemaa, Initiator

Official Document: Terms of Reference

Supported and sponsored by: Ministry of ICT, Private Sector

Positive feature: Multistakeholder, Youth participation

Negative mark: Not regular

African Region

About

Organizational structure: MAG, 20 members

Communication tools:Mailing list, Print media, Google doc, Skype, FacebookWorking language: English

1st meeting: 2014

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Spices: Online child protection

Main Courses:- Critical Internet Infrastructure- Regional IGF- Cybersecurity

Represented by Bram Fudzulani, Coordinator

Official Document: Working on Bylaws

Supported and solely sponsored by: NEPAD e-Africa

Positive feature: Feeding to Southern Africa IGF

Malawi IGF

Number of participants: 18 local, 7 international

Countries: 64Regional IGFs: 4Local IGFs: 12 countries

Asia-Pacific

Armenia Malaysia

Australia New Zealand

Azerbaijan Pakistan

Bangladesh Russia

India South Korea

Indonesia Turkey

Asia-Pacific

Asia Pacific Regional IGF (APrIGF)Persian IGF Arab IGF Regional IGF of

Azerbaijan

Asia-Pacific Region

About

Organizational body: Organizing committee, 9 members

Communication tools:Mailing list, Facebook

Working language: Russian, translated into English

1st meeting: 2010

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Spices: IoT, IDN

Main Courses:- Cybersecurity- Privacy- e-Government-Business community’s voice in shaping

public policy

Represented by Leonid Todorov, Coordinator

Positive feature: Post-event educational activity

Russian IGF (RIGF)

Number of participants: Circa 800; local-720, foreign-80

Sponsored by: Coordination Center for .RU, Technical Center of Internet

Asia-Pacific Region

About

Organizational body: Program Committee, 5-7 members

Meeting: 3 days, 4 plenary, 35 break-out sessions

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Supported and coordinated by: InternetNZ

Sponsored by: ISOC, Google, Facebook, Huawei, ICANN, APNIC and many others.

Main courses: - Connecting rural communities- Privacy in Education; Business- Copyright on the Internet

Participants: 505 of which female 31%, male 60%, youth 9%

Challenge: Broadening community funding and community engagement.

New Zealand IGF (NetHui)

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Spices: Barcamp, e-Mental Health

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Thank you for being with us!

Lianna Galstyan, lianna@isoc.amOksana Prykhodko, sana.pryhod@gmail.com

IGF 2015, Joao Pessoa, BrazilNovember 12, 2015