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Internet Governance Forum 2011 - Workshop Proposals


Workshop Number: 211

Title: The Impact of Regulation: Open Source and Enterprise

Concise Description :
The workshop seeks to elaborate the definition of Open Source and Enterprise, in software, the regulations on the online content and the impact. It will discuss in length, the following :
  • Digital content : impact on the diversity on content production in developing countries
  • Application : What is the difference between Open Source application and Commercial version of Open Source ?
  • Hardware : Open source Middle ware/Hardware, is enterprise ready ?
  • And finally we will explore, if cloud computing is an open Source adjacent?
This lively discussion, is meant to bring into perspective the real picture in the market and broaden the minds of participants to realize the options available and come up with recommendations on what needs to be considered to have a fair playing ground, more especially for the developing countries.

Which of the five broad IGF Themes or the Cross-Cutting Priorities does your workshop fall under?
Access and Diversity

Have you organized an IGF workshop before? Yes
If so, please provide the link to the report:
http://www.intgovforum.org/cms/index.php/component/chronocontact/?%20chronoformname=Workshopsreports2009View&curr=1&wr=43

Provide the names and affiliations of the panellists you are planning to invite:

1) Samer Azmy- ICT Manager / Solution Integration Consultant and Huawei
2) Yves Miezan Ezo- Manager of Smile Training
3) Nnenna Nwakanma- CEO, Nnenna.org
4) Dr. Katim Touray- ICANN Board Member
5) Evans Ikua- FOSS Certification Manager in the ict@innovation program


Provide the name of the organizer(s) of the workshop and their affiliation to various stakeholder groups :
  • Samer Azmy - FOSSFA(Pan-African)
  • Yves Miezan Ezo - Smile Training Centre (Paris, France)
  • Nnenna Nwakanma - Nnenna.org (Cote’ d’ Ivoire)



Organization : FOSSFA

Contact Person: Samer Azmy

Forum de la Gouvernance Internet - Vilnius 2010


Le Forum de la Gouvernance Internet (Internet Governance Forum) est une réunion annuelle, organisée dans différents pays, avec la participation des gouvernements, du secteur privé et de la société civile. Il a été fondé lors du Sommet Mondial de la Société de l'Information (WSIS) des Nations Unies et suite au Groupe de Travail sur la Gouvernance Internet (WGIG).

L'IGF n'est pas un organisme décideur ; il a été établi pour instaurer un lieu de débat, avec une forte demande pour l'implication et la participation de multiples protagonistes sous l'égide des Nations Unies.

L'IGF se tiendra cette année, du 14 au 17 septembre, à Vilnius, Lituanie.

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Workshop Number : 148

Title : The Internet and FOSS : Applications and Challenges for Africa

Concise Description :
We will address and discuss core Open Source issues for sustainable development and governance and its impact on the key areas listed below. We will also give a quick overview of the workshop held at IGF2009 on “Mitigating the Financial Crisis With Open Source Applications” to ensure continuity and progression with related workshops.

We will explore OS for sustainable development and governance and its impact in the following key significant areas for the African Region and Developing Nations:

- Health: The impact of OS in health. What best practices exist and what are the lessons for Africa? How can we implement these? Concrete steps and policy recommendations.

- Education: FOSS teaching materials exist but there is a lack of knowledge and only few are aware of them, therefore, we would like to address the issue of increasing awareness to the Education Sector about OS tools.

- Governance and Standards: OS Standards and what is means for our standard bodies in Africa, a reflection on advocacy issues that surround this and how some standards processes can improve with more transparency.

Other areas to address are:
  • Cost, use, and management
  • IDNs and cultural sustainability
  • Infrastructure and access

Which of the five broad IGF Themes or the Cross-Cutting Priorities does your workshop fall under?

  • Capacity Building

Have you organized an IGF workshop before? Yes
If so, please provide the link to the report:
http://www.intgovforum.org/cms/index.php/component/chronocontact/? chronoformname=Workshopsreports2009View&curr=1&wr=43

Provide the names and affiliations of the panellists you are planning to invite:
Moderator : Viv Padayatchy, AfriNIC

Panelists : Ben Akoh, Romain Touhouri, Yves Miezan Ezo (CHALA), Pierre Dandjinou (PANOS), Samer Azmy (FOSSFA), Christian Roland (FOSSFA), Genevieve Puiségur Segin

Provide the name of the organizer(s) of the workshop and their affiliation to various stakeholder groups :
AfriNIC : Regional Internet Registry for Africa responsible for the management and distribution of Internet number resources, including Internet Protocol addresses. www.afrinic.net

FOSSFA : Promotes the use of FOSS and the FOSS model in African development. http://www.fossfa.net/node/87

PANOS : Works to ensure that information is effectively used to foster public debate, pluralism and democracy and national and global levels.
http://www.panos.org/network/mission.asp

Organization : AfriNIC

Contact Person : Lillian Sharpley

Forum de la Gouvernance Internet



Du 15 au 18 novembre, j'ai participé au Forum de la Gouvernance Internet à Sharm El Sheikh (Egypte).
Le CHALA, présent, invité par Afrinic, a contribué au Workshop "Mitigating the Financial Crisis with Open Source Applications / Retours d'expériences de déploiement de technologies Open Source dans les organisations".

Parmi les panélistes, Christian ROLAND, SG du CHALA et VP de FOSSFA et moi, en tant que personne ressource de l'IFN - OIF.



Le Forum sur la gouvernance de l'Internet a pour but d'engager les multiples parties prenantes dans un dialogue sur la gouvernance de l'internet, sous la tutelle des Nations unies.

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