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INTERNET GOVERNANCEICT Essentials for Government Leaders

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PRESENTATIONESSENTIAL QUESTIONS What it means living and

working in the world called

Internet? Who takes the responsibilities

of insuring the principles offreedom, equality, etc are

insured in the networked worldof the Internet.

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PRESENTATIONESSENTIAL QUESTIONS What values, norms, standards

and principles that must be

maintained to insure the alignvalue of the Internet to peoplesdevelopment?

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PRESENTATIONAGENDA1. Internet Governance

Principles and Agenda

2. Internet Structure Control andOversight

3. Legitimate Use Piracy,Intellectual Property, Legal

4. Civil Liberties Privacy,Freedom of Information

5. Cyber Crime Hacking, Theft,

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PRESENTATIONESSENTIAL QUESTIONS What threats to eradicate and

risks to mitigate to realize the

positive and humanizing goalsof the Internet?

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INTERNETGOVERNANCE Internet has come no longer as

pages but people. People who

approve to be member. Peoplewho take avatars of selfexistence. People who sharecontent. People who connect

and being connected. Peoplewho is in conversation.

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network nodes but relationship.

Relationship which redefinetime, sharing, rights andidentity.

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virtual hub but open

marketplace. Marketplacewhich redefine productpresentation, customerengagement, service delivery,

information re-usability.

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web site but platform of

interaction, excitement,rebellion, change, etc.....

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INTERNETGOVERNANCE What Internet do we speak?

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INTERNETGOVERNANCEWORKING DEFINITION:

`Internet governance is thedevelopment and application by

Governments, the private sectorand civil society, in theirrespective roles, of sharedprinciples, norms, rules, decision-making procedures, andprogrammes that shape theevolution and use of the Internet.

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INTERNETGOVERNANCESTAKEHOLDERS INTERESTS INTERNET

STRUCTUREGOVERNMENT National Security

CIVIL SOCIETY Civil LibertiesDevelopment Agenda

BUSINESS Investment

TECHNOLOGY Standards

CONSUMER Added ValueUsability

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INTERNETGOVERNANCEGLOBAL MODERATOR:

Internet Governance Forum

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INTERNETGOVERNANCEIGF MANDATE:

Discuss public policy issues related to keyelements of Internet governance in order to

foster the sustainability, robustness,security, stability and development of theInternet.

Facilitate discourse between bodies dealing

with different cross-cutting internationalpublic policies regarding the Internet anddiscuss issues that do not fall within thescope of any existing body.

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Interface with appropriate inter-governmental organizations and other

institutions on matters under their purview;

Facilitate the exchange of information andbest practices, and in this regard make full

use of the expertise of the academic,scientific and technical communities.

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Advise all stakeholders in proposing ways andmeans to accelerate the availability and

affordability of the Internet in the developingworld.

Strengthen and enhance the engagement of

stakeholders in existing and/or future Internetgovernance mechanisms, particularly thosefrom developing countries.

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Promote and assess, on an ongoing basis,the embodiment of WSIS principles in

Internet governance processes.

Discuss, inter alia, issues relating to criticalInternet resources.

Help to find solutions to the issues arisingfrom the use and misuse of the Internet, ofparticular concern to everyday users.

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Identify emerging issues, bring them to theattention of the relevant bodies and the

general public, and, where appropriate,make recommendations.

Contribute to capacity building for Internet

governance in developing countries, drawingfully on local sources of knowledge andexpertise.

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INTERNETGOVERNANCEIGF MANDATE: Promote and assess, on an ongoing basis,

the embodiment of World Summit onInformation Society principles in Internetgovernance processes.

Discuss, inter alia, issues relating to criticalInternet resources;

Help to find solutions to the issues arisingfrom the use and misuse of the Internet, ofparticular concern to everyday users;

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INTERNETGOVERNANCEWORLD SUMMIT ON INFORMATON SOCIETYDECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES

We declare our common desire and commitment tobuild a people-centred, inclusive and development-

oriented Information Society, where everyone cancreate, access, utilize and share information andknowledge, enabling individuals, communities andpeoples to achieve their full potential in promoting

their sustainable development and improving theirquality of life, premised on the purposes andprinciples of the Charter of the United Nations andrespecting fully and upholding the UniversalDeclaration of Human Rights.

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INTERNETGOVERNANCEWORLD SUMMIT ON INFORMATON SOCIETYDECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES

Discussion on the WSIS Principle and itsapplication to the norms and standards to beupheld in Internet Governance.

Resource Site:

www.itu.int/wsis/docs/geneva/official/dop.html

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INTERNETGOVERNANCECATEGORY OF GOVERNANCE ISSUES

Structure Control and Standards

Access, Inclusion and People Development

Legitimate Use

Civil Liberties

Security and Crime

Business and Trade

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INTERNET STRUCTURE Core Layers of Internet

How Internet Works

The State of the Internet Protocol Standard

Domain Name Registry

Web Content Standards

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LEGITIMATE USE1. Piracy and File Sharing

2. Intellectual Property Right

3. Work Licensing Framework

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CIVIL LIBERTIES Digital Inclusion

Privacy and Government

Freedom of Information

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CYBERCRIME1. Hacking, Theft and Fraud

2. Securing Self in the Internet

3. Body of Knowledge on Security

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