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Subject: Re: [governance] civil society recommendations to UN
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btw - my messages to the NCUC are being rejected, so hopefully you will
forward this to them, too.
>Thanks, Veni. That's one idea for criteria.
>But, for NCUC it may not be so simple.
Sure. The problem if how to fit within the narrow frame of the WG.
>Unless someone confirmed with you, we don't know
>the total number for sure. We don't
No, we don't.
But if it's 30 (which I doubt), then it will be 20 for governments, 10 -
for CS. Logic is simple: it's a WG to the Secretary-General, proposed by
the governmental WG in WSIS - Geneva (I was part of this group then).
>(as you indicate) know the CS portion. We may not
>feel a need to forward 10 recommendations, and
>even if we do, following a strict formula based on
>geography may not be what we choose to do
>(e.g., we may choose to focus on identifying people
>we believe will maximize effectiveness rather than
>maximizing geographic representativeness).
We don't have much of a choice, I believe. The UN usually is very strict in
covering geographic areas. In anycase, it will be wise to suggest at least
10 names - 5 regions, 1 name from South, 1 - from North.
best,
veni
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