CIVIL SOCIETY WORKING GROUPS
Update Oct 2007 :
See an updated list
A
list of Working Groups and Caucuses ( not updated since Nov 2005, but which
was pretty exhaustive at that time ) is
available at the WSIS-CS.ORG site.
The list below is kept for historical purpose.
Concerning the Civil Society Bureau, check
this updated contact list.
Archive :
Civil Society are also called "Caucuses". For translation
reasons, we are avoiding this name.
The current document is estasblished with the help of this
Civil Society
official document .
This
list
may also be found on the
WSIS-CS site.
Civil Society Caucuses
/Groups
who have expressed
desire to develop Content
Listing (ver 1.5/ March
17 2003)
The
following Civil Society caucuses and groups have been formed to work
on content.
Each
caucus or group is to confirm the designation of one or two delegates
to the Civil Society Content and Themes Working Group.
The
provisional contact persons identified are named below.
I. REGIONAL CAUCUSES
-
African
Region: Emmanuel Njenga <njenga@apc.org>
-
Asian Region:
________________
-
Latin
American Region: Paulo Lima <plima@rits.org.br>
-
European/North
American Region: _________________
-
Arab
Countries Region: (African sub-group) Mustapha Masmoudi
<masmoudi@mdcplus.com>
-
Middle
East & West Asian: Amir Barmaki <ahbarmaki@hotmail.com>
II. SECTOR-BASED
GROUPS
-
NGO
Gender strategies working group:
<gswg-coord@genderit.org>
-
Youth:
Nick Moriatis <nick@takingitglobal.org>
-
Persons
with Disabilities: Hiroshi Kawamura <hkawa@attglobal.net>
-
Indigenous
Peoples: Katelin Gillis <katelin@metisnation.ca>
-
Academia
and Education:
Divina Frau-Meigs <
meigs@wanadoo.fr >
- Science & Technology
Community: Leszlek Bialy <
l.bialy@unesco.org
>
-
Media:
Ronald Koven <rkoven@compuserve.com>/Jacques Briquemont
<briquemont@ebu.ch>/ Tracey Naughton
<broadcasting @ misa.org.na>
-
Trade Unions:
_______________________
-
Creators
and Active Promoters of Culture: Alex Byrne
<alex.byrne@uts.edu.au> /Alexis Krikovian
<krikovian@ipa-uie.org>
- Think Tanks: John
Gagain <j.gagain@funglode.org>
III. THEMATIC CAUCUSES
-
Environment
and ICT: Thomas Rudd <ruddyconsult@imailbox.com>
-
Volunteering
and New Technologies: Gail Hurley <gail.hurley@cev.be>/Viola
Krebs <viola@icvolunteers.org>
-
Values
and Ethics: Franco Mazza <mazzafranco@hotmail.com>
-
E
Governance/ E Democracy: Rik Panganiban <rikomatic@yahoo.com>
<josep.xercavins@ubuntu.upc.es>
-
Health:
Ken Dobruskin <ken@prepcom.net>
-
Language
& Culture: Adel El Zaim <elzaim@canti.com>
-
Information
Security (+ CyberCrime): Karen Banks <karenb@gn.apc.org>;
Veni Markovski <veni@veni.com>
-
Human
Rights:Meryem Marzouki <marzouki@ras.eu.org>
/Rikke Frank
Jorgensen <rfj@humanrights.dk>
Communication Rights:
Bruce Girard <bgirard@comunica.org>/Myriam Holmgren
<mh@wacc.org.uk>
-
Internet
Governance: YJ Park <yjpark@myepark.com>/ Wolfgang
Kleinwachter <wolfgang @imv.au.de>
Intellectual Property Rights/Public Sphere:
Francis Muguet <
muguet@ensta.fr>
Applications - Global
Concerns: Myrna Lachenal-Merrit <
m.lachenal@geneva-link.ch
>
-
Scientific Information:
Francis Muguet <
muguet@ensta.fr
>
Girl Child: T.O. Happy
Aziah <cadef@caramail.com>
COORDINATORS OF THE CONTENT AND THEMES WORKING
GROUP
Sally
Burch <sburch@alainet.org>
Bill
McIver <mciver@albany.edu>
The
Civil Society Content and Themes Documents from Prepcom II
Are on the following Website:
German
WSIS Civil Society Coordinating Group
Contact:
Ral Bendrath/Olga Drossou/Arne Hintz
Wsis@boell.de
www.worldsummit2003.de
Contacts for Working Groups are also called coordinators or convenors.
WSIS Working Groups sites
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