IGF Call for Public Comments on the Definition of Multistakeholder Participation Mechanisms

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IGF Call for Public Comments on the Definition of Multistakeholder Participation Mechanisms

	By Konstantinos Komaitis Senior Director, Policy Development and Implementation, Internet Society
	August 25, 2014 Views: 6,937 Add Comment

Over the past weeks, communities gathering experts from government, business, Civil Society, and the academic and technical communities, have been working through open mailing lists and online virtual meetings on IGF Best Practices.

The discussion was documented by independent experts that will feed into five 90 minute Forums in Istanbul and that will in turn report into a Best Practices Main Session. A summary booklet on each Best Practices theme is the intended outcome. The drafts are open for comments until 5 September and will be published after the IGF 2014 meeting.

One of the thematic areas that will be part of this year’s IGF Best Practices focuses on: “Developing meaningful multistakeholder participation mechanisms”.

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By Konstantinos Komaitis, Senior Director, Policy Development and Implementation, Internet Society

The views and opinions expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of ISOC or its position.

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