Youth@Crossroads: Trusting in a Common Future With No One Left Behind
The policymaking process of the Internet governance world heavily depends on the multi-stakeholder participation model. To get our participants to better understand the ecosystem in our IG community, participants will be given the opportunity to meet with industry experts from different stakeholder groups, including government, civil society, technical community, academia, etc. This session aims to help participants to get a better idea of what and how different stakeholders deal with a particular issue during the policy-making process.
Youth leaders and representatives of different youth initiatives or Youth Internet Governance Forum (YIGF) from the Asia Pacific region will be gathered. It aims to facilitate a consistent conversation among the youth community in the region and keep the younger generation in the community informed about the Internet governance discourse that is going on in the region.
Participants will form groups to do their group presentations to bring out their opinions and policy suggestions on the overarching theme of yIGF. The ideas, examples, policies, or solutions suggested will be recorded to establish a Youth Policy Statement in the Report of yIGF, which will be submitted to and published on the official site of the Internet Governance Forum by the United Nations. The output will also be referred to as the input for the Synthesis Document of APrIGF.
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A local hub will be held in Taiwan during the event from 10 - 11 September 2022. Contact us at [email protected] for more information.
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