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SUMMARY:Kenya Internet Governance Forum 2024
DESCRIPTION:Date: Thursday\, 1 August\nOrganiser: KICTANet (Kenya ICT Action Network) \nUnder the theme ‘The Internet We Want – Empowering All Kenyan People’\, the Kenya Internet Governance Forum (KIGF) 2024 brings together stakeholders representing government\, the private sector\, civil society\, the technical and academic communities\, media\, and the public in an informal setting for policy dialogue on internet governance issues on an equal basis through an open and inclusive process. \nThe annual hybrid event is expected to bring together 300 people in situ\, along with another 700 online participants. \nVisit the official Kenya Internet Governance Forum page to learn more. \nAbout CADE’s role at the KIGF 2024: The CADE consortium works to strengthen Civil Society Organisations (CSO) contributions to multistakeholder discussions and the trustworthiness and relevance of the national and regional IGFs and other IG-related forums in their regions; in this case\, through KICTANet (CADE consortium member and KIGF 2024 organiser).
URL:https://cadeproject.org/event/kenya-internet-governance-forum-2024/
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SUMMARY:CSOs Engagement in Digital Policy Processes: Lessons from the Global Digital Compact Process
DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday\, 7 August 2024\nSession Duration: 90 mins – 13.00–14.30 UTC. Check your time zone here. \nCollaborating partners: Digital Rights Coalition (Malawi)\, European Center for Non-for-profit Law (ECNL)\, Forus\, Fingo (Finland)\, Global Focus (Denmark)\, Paradigm Initiative (Pan-African). \nThe Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is organising the webinar CSOs Engagement in Digital Policy Processes: Lessons from the Global Digital Compact Process. The online event will highlight the important role CSOs can play in multilateral and multistakeholder digital processes\, taking stock of the Global Digital Compact consultations and looking ahead to the Summit of the Future and upcoming internet governance fora. \nTo ensure active participation\, the webinar will benefit from simultaneous interpretation in English\, French\, Spanish and Portuguese. \n\nAbout the Global Digital Compact: \nThe Global Digital Compact (GDC) is a United Nations global digital cooperation initiative as part of recommendations from the “Our Common Agenda” report\, which included proposals for a Global Summit of the Future and a Global Digital Compact (GDC)\, among many others.  The GDC’s primary aim is to ensure that digital technologies are used responsibly and inclusively\, benefiting all and addressing the existing digital divide. The GDC is conceived as a collaborative effort involving governments\, the private sector\, civil society\, and other stakeholders\, to agree on shared principles and commitments to create a safer and more equitable global digital environment.
URL:https://cadeproject.org/event/csos-engagement-in-digital-policy-processes-lessons-from-the-global-digital-compact-process/
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