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DiploFoundation director at Africa Regional Conference

The Internet requires inclusive negotiations and governance in decision-making, as this would enhance ownership of governance and policy-making, DiploFoundation director Jovan Kurbalija recently said during the INET Africa Regional Conference in Cairo, Egypt.

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June 20, 2009

 

IGCBP alumni elected to MAG

Three IGCBP alumni - Jean Yves Gatete, Fouad Bajwa and Katitza Rodriguez – have been elected to join the Multistakeholder Advisory Group (MAG). The 56-strong group, which includes other IGCBP alumni, represents all stakeholder groups, including Governments, private sector and civil society, as well as the academic and technical communities. The members also represent all the regions and include 20 women.

The group is entrusted with assisting in the preparations for the annual meeting of the Internet Governance Forum. The renewed composition of the group is the result of broad-based consultations, and reflects a widely-held view that the Group should represent a better balance in terms of geographical diversity and gender.

During the recent elections, Special Adviser for Internet Governance to the Secretary-General, Nitin Desai, has been asked to continue as the Advisory Group Chairman.


June 15, 2009

 

DiploFoundation associate joins UN Strategic Council

DiploFoundation associate Dhrupad Mathur has been selected to join the Strategy Council at the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Global Alliance for ICTD (UN-DESA GAID). Dr Mathur was selected by the United Nations Under-Secretary General to serve a two-year term as a member of the Strategy Council.

The high-level Strategy Council provides overall strategic guidance and priority setting to the UN-DESA GAID. It is composed of top-level policy-makers, practitioners, experts and thinkers. The Council ensures engagement of high-level expertise and leadership, and facilitates outreach. The basic requirement for the members of this policy-setting group is experience and vision in ICT for development and traditional development fields.

“For me, this was not only an aspiration to contribute but also an entrustment with a responsibility in the global multilateral dialogue process on ICT,” Dr Mathur said. 

Dr Mathur can be contacted on:
http://www.diplointernetgovernance.org/profile/DrDhrupadMathur

 
June 12, 2009

 

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