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DC Coordination Activities
♦ The Dynamic Coalition Coordination Group (DCCG) ♦
Each DC is encouraged to volunteer one or two of its members to join the DCCG and its regular monthly meetings. DCCG meetings are open and all DC members, as well as any other interested stakeholders, are invited to attend.
Access to open Coordination Meetings is available via the IGF Calendar.
To be a part of coordination activities, please subscribe to the DC mailing list. All news about upcoming meetings and coordination work will be available on this list, including details on how to participate.
The DCCG is guided by Terms of Reference, available here.
Coordination meetings are facilitated by Jutta Croll and Markus Kummer with the IGF Secretariat. For further information, please contact the Secretariat at [email protected].
♦ DC Coordination ('DCCG') Meeting Records ♦
These meetings have been held regularly since the 10th IGF in Brazil, approximately one month apart.
For comments on the summaries below, or any inaccuracies detected, kindly send an email to [email protected].
DC Coordination Meeting XXXIX (9th October 2019) [Transcript]
DC Coordination Meeting XXXVIII (30 July 2019) [Transcript]
DC Coordination Meeting XXXVII (26 June 2019) [Transcript]
DC Coordination Meeting XXXVI (8 May 2019) [Transcript]
DC Coordination Meeting XXXV (20 March 2019) [Transcript]
DC Coordination Meeting XXXIV (13 February 2019) [Transcript]
DC Coordination Meeting XXXIII (18 January 2019) [Transcript]
- ARCHIVE of 2015-2018 MEETINGS -
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DC-IGF Main Session Planning Starting in 2015, Dynamic Coalitions have regularly organized main sessions together at annual IGFs. In 2018, in line with the MAG's new, more thematic programme shaping approach, coalitions decided for the first time to propose a main session around a common theme, electing to focus on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as part of broader 'Development, Innovation & Economic Issues'. The session was approved and co-organized with members of the MAG; the policy questions, format and speakers lists for the session were decided in cross-DC/MAG planning meetings. To contribute background material to the session, participating DCs also agreed to each produce a one-page paper on the relationship of their work with the SDGs.The progress of the main session planning can be viewed through the DC Coordination meeting summaries as well as in the reference documents below. The main session titled, 'Effective policies for inclusive and prosperous digital transformation – what’s needed?', was successfully held on 13 November 2018. ♦ Reference Documents Main Session Video, Transcript + Report IGF 2018 SDGs Main Session - Planning Meeting II - 18 Oct IGF 2018 SDGs Main Session - Planning Meeting I - 11 Oct IGF 2018 Main Session Description Draft 2 - IGF 2018 Main Session Description/Template Draft 1 - IGF 2018 Main Session Description/Template DC Papers on the SDGs & DCs-SDGs Matrix Guidelines and Timeline for DC Papers on the SDGs Archives of Past DC Main Sessions |
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DC Mailing List Guidelines Following thorough consultations within and among DCs, in October 2017 coalitions agreed to a common set of guidelines for managing their individual mailing lists. In particular, the guidelines identify steps to be taken both for the list administrator and member in cases of questionable mailing list conduct. ♦ |
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DCs 'Briefing Documents' At the request of the IGF Multistakeholder Advisory Group (MAG), in April-May 2017, DCs contributed to the drafting of a broad briefing document to inform the MAG - and in particular newcomers to the MAG/IGF - on what DCs are and what the status of their collective work was in 2017. An updated version of this document was submitted in 2018, providing similar updates on their collective, as well as individual work, during the 2018 cycle. The documents are available below. ♦ |
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United Nations
Secretariat of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF)
Villa Le Bocage
Palais des Nations,
CH-1211 Geneva 10
Switzerland
igf [at] un [dot] org
+41 (0) 229 173 411
