[Icann-aswg] Re: [AfrICANN-discuss] Questionnaires on Icann's Africa Strategic plan

[Dandjinou Pierre]

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Questionnaire No. 1
 African Strategy Working Group
July 2012

It has been argued that ICANN can be more relevant to Africa and ICANN can benefit from increased involvement with Africa. To assist explore these please respond to the questions below

1.Name
2.Country
3.What are your constituency interests in ICANN (registrants, registry, registrars, alac, not-for-profit, government, academia, media, technical community etc)
4.What has ICANN done right in the eyes of the African community in ICANN
5.What has ICANN not done right by the African community in ICANN
6.What do you wish the most for ICANN to do in interest of Africa
7.How can the African community in ICANN best help ICANN
8.What are barriers to ICANN in Africa
9.How best to improve African participation in ICANN


Kindly send filled out questionnaires to icann-aswg at afrinic.net

Questionnaire No. 2
African Strategy Working Group
August 2012

It has been suggested that a physical presence of ICANN in Africa is important to improve ICANN presence. To contribute in shaping how this is implemented please answer the following questions

2.Name
3.Country
4.What are your constituency interests in ICANN (registrants, registry, registrars, alac, not-for-profit, government, academia, media, technical community etc)
5.Should the presence be implement by a) frequent staff trips to Africa, b) an office in Africa with staff or c) a company registered in Africa with office and staff
6.What are the a) strengths b) weaknesses c) opportunities and d) weaknesses of ICANN in Africa
7.Africa is a large geography which is diverse culturally and linguistically. How would you address the needs? a) by country b) by sub region c) language groups or d) region
8.Which countries in Africa would you recommend to be headquarters of ICANN and why?

Kindly send filled out questionnaires to icann-aswg at afrinic.net