IGF 2014 Workshop Status

Ninth Annual Internet Governance Forum Meeting List of Workshop Proposals by Status

Accepted Workshops

ID

Title

1

Protecting Child Safety AND Child Rights

2

Mobile, trust and privacy

3

Cloud Computing & M2M: Impacts for Emerging Economies

7

From ideas to solutions: Funding challenges for Internet dev

10

New Global Visions for Internet Governance, ICTs and Trade

11

Languages on the move: Deploying multilingualism in the net

15

Empowerment displaced people through online education svc.

17

Privacy as Innovation II

18

The Business of Creativity: User Generated Content and IP

19

Empowering Global Youth Through Digital Citizenship

20

Launch UNESCO publication Digital Safety of journalists

21

IntermediariesÂ’ role and go od practice in protecting FOE

22

Clouds and mobile internet: benefiting developing countries

23

Accountability in MultiStakeholder Governance Regime ICANN

30

Internet&jobs: creative destruction or destructive creation?

31

Internet Governance: a case for variable geometry?

41

Policy to Promote Broadband Access in Developing Countries

43

Post Snowden Multistakeholder Cultures of Cybersecurity

44

Improving Internet Architecture to Drive Consumer Trust

47

Enhancing Digital Trust in the Post-Snowden Era

49

Internet standards: implementation & responsibilities

51

Connecting the continents through fiber optic

56

Researching children's rights in a global, digital age

60

Global Access; Connecting the Next Billion Global Citizens

61

Policies and practices to enable the Internet of Things

62

Internet Infrastructure: Technology and Terminology

63

Preserving a Universal Internet: The Costs of Fragmentation

65

The Role of IXPs in Growing the Local Digital Economy

66

Content4D: Diversifying the global content and apps market

68

Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Roundtable

69

The Payment-Privacy-Policing Paradox in Web Payments Systems

70

Open Data and Data Publishing Governance in Big Data Age

71

Privacy, Surveillance, and the Cloud: One Year Later

72

Building Technical Communities in Developing Regions

74

Enabling Affordable Access: Changing Role of the Regulator

77

Frameworks for developing countriesÂ’ cybercrime cooperation

80

ccTLDs: partners in developing local “IG literacy” /a>

82

Alternative routes protecting human rights on the Internet

83

Human Rights for the Internet: From Principles to Action

89

Multi-Stakeholder Engagement: Imperative for Accessibility

91

Launch of an African Declaration on Internet Rights&Freedoms

93

One World, Diverse Content and Flexible Access

94

Creating, protecting and providing access to digital culture

95

Working together: initiatives to map & frame IG

96

Accountability challenges facing Internet governance today

97

Will Cyberspace fragment along national jurisdictions?

99

Digital inclusion policies for the forgotten billion

100

Carrier Grade NAT Impacts on Users, Markets and Cybercrime

104

Cybersecurity for ccTLDs Â– governance and best practices

107

Internet blocking: When well-intentioned measures go too far

112

Implications of post-Snowden Internet localization proposals

114

Developing countries participation in ICANN policies: GNSO

118

Discussion on multistakeholderism in Africa

124

Debates: Future IG Architecture

126

Fostering Respect by Companies for Internet UsersÂ’ Rights

129

Internet tech and policy: privacy, data flows and trust

132

Online Advocacy & Women Rights: Obstacles & Successes

134

AIGF Meeting: Future of Internet & Perspective for Africa

136

Internet as an engine of growth and development

139

Evaluating Mechanisms to Address Governance Issues

140

The Future of the Global and Regional IGFs Post 2015

142

Emerging Issues from the Arab Internet Community Perspective

146

Anonymity by Design: Protecting While Connecting

148

Crowdsourced Solutions to Bridge the Gender Digital Divide

149

Aligning ICANN Policy with Privacy Rights of Internet Users

152

Internet Governance: Challenges, Issues, and Roles

153

Institutionalizing the “Cle aring House” Function

154

Intelligent Risk management in a mobile online environment

157

Crowdsourcing a Constitution for the Internet

158

Promoting Platform Responsibility For Content Management

159

Global Public Interest of the Internet

163

Building alliances to enhance Internet affordability

169

Technologies & Policies to Connect the Next Five Billion

171

Connecting Small Island States With Access To Data

172

Network Neutrality: a Roadmap for Infrastructure Enhancement

173

Youth involvement in the IGFÂ Mapping, outreach, cooperation

180

Crowdsourced Ideas for IG: NETmundial Brazilian experience

185

ICANN Globalization and the Affirmation of Commitments

188

Transparency Reporting as a Tool for Internet Governance

191

ICANN Globalization in an Evolving IG Ecosystem

193

The Press Freedom Dimensions of Internet Governance

194

New Economics for the New Networked World

195

The internet age: Adapting to a new copyright agenda

196

IGF & Enhanced Cooperation, Parallel Tracks or Connected

198

Social and economic justice issues in global IG

201

Building Local Content Creation Capacity: Lessons Learned

206

An evidence based intermediary liability policy framework

208

Net Neutrality, Zero-Rating & Development: WhatÂ’s the Data?

220

Transnational Surveillance & Crossborder Privacy Protections

Mergers

ID

Title

76

What is the Web We Want?

81

Balancing Internet Governance and International Trade Law

128

Link between technology and women entrepreneurship in MENA

175

Problems of youth participation in IG - global perspective

199

Inclusion of disadvantaged groups & social responsibility

200

Local Content Creation & Dissemination

216

Web we want - Principles of Governance

Non-Retained Workshops

ID

Title

5

Reconciling IG principles with trade negotiation practices

6

Globalization of Internet - issues for countries and regions

9

Assured Identity for Enhancing Digital Trust

24

New Internet Impact on underserved communities development

25

Protection of children online vs child right to accessed

26

Big Data and Human Rights: ethics, law, and technology

28

National ID number in online services : pros and cons

32

Impact of ICANN and it relation with countries vs US embargo

33

NGOs/PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERSHIP FOR BETTER INTERNET ACCESS

34

Reassessing Stakeholders Equilibrium

35

Linguistic Diversity through Script Harmony

36

Internet Petitions as a Means of Online Democracy

37

Enabling Environment promoting Locally-available Content

39

Technology, human rights & democracy

40

Enhancing the Status of Underrepresented Stakeholders

42

Mobile Internet to Boost Information Consumption

45

Common but Differentiated Approach to Multistakeholderism

46

IANA Transition: Key Implications for the Internet Ecosystem

48

Connecting the Next Two Billion: The Role of FOSS

50

Global Commission on Internet Governance

52

Participation in multistakeholder governance

53

Diaspora and migration: cultural identity on the move

54

NetGov Principles to Protect Free Expression & Innovation

55

Conflict and cooperation among companies, government & NGOs

57

Young people – from Consume rs to Creators

58

Better Internet for Kids – Are children’s Eyes Wide Shut?

59

Safer Internet Day – a glob al celebration

64

Mass and Targeted Surveillance: States and Private Sector

67

Governance by Big Data and online privacy

73

Protecting Vulnerable States IG Cybersecurity & PublicPolicy

75

Understanding the IANA Functions: A Basis For Transition

78

My Data Belong To Me

79

Money for Content |– Fair s hare vs. Free Use

84

Listening to the Voice of Users in ICANN

85

Net Neutrality as an IG Principle : the Developing World

87

Human Rights & Communications Surveillance: Creating a Ruler

88

Training, eng. assistance & IG awareness: AP build bridges

90

Communications surveillance and its impact on human rights

98

Public access to ICTs in the post-2015 development framework

101

The Roles of Stakeholders in Cybersecurity

102

Workshop on Internet and Socio-Cultural Transformations

103

Developing Nations Participation in Internet Governance

105

Specialised consortium for developing child protection onine

106

Ranking ICT companies on freedom of expression and privacy

108

Internet Freedom Beyond Foreign Policy Agendas

109

Telecommunications and Free Expression

110

Domain names, numbers, protocols and the real life of IANA

111

Solidarity against dispossession in the city on the internet

113

Local gaps in Internet Policy

115

Trust through capacity building on cybercrime

116

How Trade Agreements Shape the Future of Internet Governance

117

Company-Civil Society Collaboration to Advance Rights Online

119

Internet Governance and Iran

120

IPv6 in Reality Challenges and Solutions

121

Creating Guideline for Operation of Children Related Domains

122

Internet, an opportunity for sustainable growth

123

Interconnection and transparency: 
Time to lift the veil?

125

Digital Freedom: The Stakes for Creativity and Culture

127

Effects of NSA Surveillance on Internet Freedom

130

Impact of Internet Freedom on Economic Growth

131

Smart environments – ethica l and governance implications

133

Combining research & advocacy across continents

135

ICANN Reform: Where Next After Netmundial?

137

Increase Affordable Internet Connectivity inthe Global South

138

Open Government Data in Africa : regulatory framework

143

Internet as an engine for Global Development

144

Internet Freedom in Turkey

145

Free speech: the digital challenge for democracies

150

When Free IsnÂ’t. Internet, Children and Business

151

Cybersecurity in the Asia Pacific region

155

Big data– user trust and de mocratic oversight

156

Young people, internet governance and human rights online

160

Dynamic Coalition on Gender Integrating WomenÂ’s Rights

161

Impact of surveillance programs on Internet infrastructure

164

Latin American's views on the future of the Internet

165

Creating relevant content in developing economies

166

PRIVACY PRESERVING GOVERNANCE OF E- HEALTH

167

Is Turkey Receding Away From the Internet?

168

Standards and techniques for Web Accessibility

170

The Impacts of Cencorship over Internet (Turkish practice)

174

Multistakeholderism in a democratic framework

177

Trust Fund: Parent & subsidiary telcos on human rights

178

MS Groups to Promote Freedom in the Internet Age

179

Preventing Corporate Intrusions Into Privacy

181

Disaster Resiliency and Preparedness

184

Implementing Best Practices in Data Security

186

Let's Balkanize!

187

Democratizing Access and Transforming Education and Training

189

PersianIGF: Lessons learnt and the way forward

192

Multistakeholder engagement to implement antispam measures

197

Exporting ICT: Policy, International Norms, and Human Rights

202

Maintaining cybersecurity through human behavior

203

Managing Digital Fraud in Developing Countries

204

New Child-focused gTLDs and Online Child Protection Policy

205

Building the multistakeholder global map initiatives

207

Digital Activists Meetup

209

What does "Multistakeholder" Mean & Whom Does It Exclude?

210

Beyond Infotainment access to avenues to wealth

211

Linked: How Net Governance Connects Development & Rights

212

Ensuring digital and legal infrastructure for whistleblowing

213

Attempt to integrate the scattered social colonies

214

Governance Policies and New gTLDs for Development

215

Developing Country Multistakeholder Engagement Implications

217

3D-printing and emerging issues

218

Using Multistakeholder Processes to Advance Cybersecurity

219

A Timeline for the future of Enhanced Cooperation in IG

221

Metadata for Good?: Enhancing Digital Trust with Metadata

222

A safe secure sustainable internet and role of stakeholders

223

Modernizing the Personal in a Big Data Universe

224

Building a Global, Connected, Empowered Citizenry