[AfrICANN-discuss] Re: [africs-ig] Brief outline of opening
ceremony speech [Nnenna]
Victor Ndonnang
ndonnang at isoc-cameroon.org
Mon Oct 21 18:35:52 SAST 2013
Excellent Nnenna! The MUST is there.
All my appreciation your community work.
The Internet is a great public gift and all our contributions have to be driven by the public and general Interest.
Best wishes,
Victor
~Sent from my iPhone~
Victor Ndonnang
Internet Governance Specialist
ISOC NGL / ICANN Fellow
Secretary General
ISOC Cameroon Chapter
http://www.internetsociety.cm
On Oct 21, 2013, at 15:23, Nnenna Nwakanma <nnenna75 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Very many thanks to all who have contributed, advised and shared. I received 50+ feedback to the email requesting input. Below, I have tried to make a plan based on all the points. I only have 6 minutes and I am reserving 15 seconds to walking and maybe 2/3 pauses.
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> A. Introduce myself : name, organisation - 45 seconds
> B. Key principles : 120 seconds
> Human rights and the safeguard of diversity
> Multistakeholder and full participation at all levels
> The Development agenda of Internet Governance : reduce poverty, support health services, education and provide opportunities
> C : Our aims : 120 seconds
> Enhanced cooperation
> Affordable Internet
> Accessibility of and on the Internet
> Viable and capable IG processes at national levels
> D : Issues that need emphasis – 30 seconds
> Women and youth participation in IG processes and the role of Internet as a tool for social justice and equity
> The growing threat of unwarranted government surveillance across the globe
> E : Thanks – 30 seconds
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