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Empowering Global Internet Governance: Enhancing Cooperation for a Brighter Future

Explore the importance of global internet governance, human rights online, and the role of IGF in driving discussions for positive change. Join the call for an extended IGF tenure with a focus on multi-stakeholder engagement and non-decision making. Submit your policy statement on enhanced cooperation to shape the UN Secretary General's ongoing consultations. Together, let's strengthen existing collaboration platforms for a united and inclusive internet governance landscape.

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Empowering Global Internet Governance: Enhancing Cooperation for a Brighter Future

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  1. RIPE Cooperation WG IGF update Maria Häll, Deputy DirectorDivision of IT PolicyMinistry of Enterprise, Energy and Communications

  2. EU messages on IGF • Internet - a global network that is open, global, resilient and accessible to all • Respect for human rights, freedom of expression and privacy on Internet • IGF is an important platform for global discussions and change of ideas and experiences • IGF should continue another five years • IGF should remain its multi-stake-holder approach • IGF should remain its non decision body • IGF could be further developed(visibility, engage more countries etc)

  3. Enhanced cooperation • An action request to all stakeholders to please compile and submit by November 15, 2010, a policy statement on ‘enhanced cooperation’ for the UN Secretary General’s ongoing consultations in New York. Your submission can be entered at this website: http://www.unpan.org/dpadm/wsisfollowup/

  4. Enhanced cooperation - SE Sweden believes that enhanced cooperation is already present in many different for a, IGF, ICANN (GAC), IETF, Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), ISOC, local and regional IGF’s and (with not with a fully multi-stakeholder approach) OECD, UNESCO, ITU, WTPF, WIPO etc. We do not believe there is a need to initiate a separate process regarding enhanced cooperation, support existing foras SE "Internet days“, Swedish reference group for Internet Governance, RGIG, (government, private sector, civil society, academia and technical community)

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