[Alac-sc-outreach] Urgent questions about CROP guidelines for FY19

[Judith Hellerstein]

HI Dev,

Yes I guess you are right, I am focused on NARALO who has no ICANN meeting or 
official meeting organized by ICANN so we are using all three of our trips for 
option c. 2 arin meetings and one other trip.

Judith

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On 7/20/2018 5:55 PM, Dev Anand Teelucksingh wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 20, 2018 at 2:37 PM Judith Hellerstein
> <judith at jhellerstein.com> wrote:
>> I understand this a bit differently based on the discussions that we had with Benedetta and Mary at ICANN Panama. Benedetta was clear that if there is no ICANN meeting or an ICANN sponsored meeting we can choose #C and use the trips or anything > that is in our outreach plan and also in the GSE plan for our region or that is signed of from the GSE. If you see on the guidelines it is an "OR" not an "and"
>>
>> Each RALO is allocated up to three (3) individual regional trips, to be utilized for the following events occurring in that respective RALO’s region in a financial year (FY), and in accordance with the goals, strategies, and expected activities and outcomes detailed in each RALO’s Outreach Strategic Plan:
>> (a) an ICANN Public Meeting; or
>> (b) an official meeting organized by the ICANN Organization (e.g. the GDD Summit); or
>> (c) if there is no Public Meeting or official ICANN meeting occurring in that RALO’s region in that FY, a meeting in that region that is assessed by the relevant regional Global Stakeholder Engagement (GSE) regional vice-president as being: (i) directly and demonstrably related to ongoing ICANN policy, advisory or technical activities (e.g. a Regional Internet Registry meeting), and (ii) consistent with the ICANN Organization’s outreach plan for that region.
>> It is clear that we do not have to use a trip for A or B as there is C. Benedetta said they put in C because of our questions.  I think that Benedetta did not clear up the item in the wiki since item C Is what she was telling us at the meeting and is what is listed on the chart.
>>
>> Judith
> Sorry Judith, but I don't think that is correct. If you read further,
> there is a paragraph that reads "Where a RALO has used at least one
> (1) trip to an ICANN Public Meeting or official ICANN-organized
> meeting occurring in its region, it may use its remaining
> allocation(s) for a meeting occurring in its region that is assessed
> by the relevant regional Global Stakeholder Engagement (GSE) regional
> vice-president as being directly and demonstrably related to ongoing
> ICANN policy, advisory or technical activities (e.g. a Regional
> Internet Registry meeting)."
>
> So all RALOs must use at least one regional trip to either an ICANN
> F2F ICANN meeting OR a ICANN organised meeting. EURALO, APRALO and
> AFRALO have the benefit of having ICANN F2F meetings in FY19 to choose
> for that trip, but all RALOs have to pick at least one ICANN organised
> meeting in the region and then be able to pick a "meeting occurring in
> its region that is assessed by the relevant regional Global
> Stakeholder Engagement (GSE) regional vice-president as being directly
> and demonstrably related to ongoing ICANN policy, advisory or
> technical activities (e.g. a Regional Internet Registry meeting)".
>
>
> Only if there are no ICANN organised events or public meetings in the
> region, is (c) applied which essentially says.a RALO can use its 3
> proposals for meetings "occurring in its region that is assessed by
> the relevant regional Global Stakeholder Engagement (GSE) regional
> vice-president as being directly and demonstrably related to ongoing
> ICANN policy, advisory or technical activities (e.g. a Regional
> Internet Registry meeting) ".
>
> Dev Anand
>