[Ccwg-auctionproceeds] Input needed - review of examples - deadline 15 October
Daniel Dardailler
danield at w3.org
Tue Sep 26 08:16:50 UTC 2017
Hello Marika, all
Looking at the examples table, and remembering the discussions at our
last call wrt adding more columns, I wanted to suggest the following
additional criteria (which I wrote a while ago before we started the
CCWG). They are somehow different than the ones we already have
indirectly included in the second column (identifier related, capacity
building, open Internet).
- global vs. local benefits
(e.g. is this funding going to help all Internet users or just a
limited population ?)
- long-term vs. short-term results
(e.g. infrastructure oriented vs. event oriented)
- scaling effect of deliverables
(e.g. ratio of fund granted over expected end-users benefits/saving)
- difficulty to get funded by other grant agencies
(e.g. by government programs, large foundations).
I'd be in favor of extending the current table with those criteria and
also present the 3 pieces of the second column, so that examples are
easier to evaluate.
Regarding the Open Internet definition, at
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HV3dzTkKIYCyiRbzPW3Uk3MctwK0BQTth39DitIW-L4/edit
I'm not sure what is the status of this page. It's still pretty drafty,
with typos, duplicates, etc.
Is someone in charge of cleaning it or am I not looking at the right one
?
On 2017-09-26 00:13, Marika Konings wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> As per action item #1 of our last meeting, please find attached the
> latest Word version of the assessment of examples of fund allocation
> document. As noted in the document, the objective is to review and
> analyze the examples that have been provided to date in relation to
> new gTLD Auction Proceeds allocation. As ultimately allocation needs
> to occur consistent with ICANN’s mission as well as the objectives
> set by the CCWG, you are requested to indicate for each of these
> examples with which part of ICANN’s mission it is considered
> consistent as well as which part of the proposed objectives. You may
> also indicate if you do not consider the proposed example consistent
> with either ICANN’s mission and/or the objectives. You also have the
> ability to add examples currently not covered to the table. To
> facilitate your review, ICANN’s mission as well as the CCWG proposed
> objectives are listed with reference numbers that you can use to fill
> out the table. Note that ‘notes/comments’ column can be used for
> any additional input you wish to provide.
>
> You can include your feedback in the attached document or use the
> google doc version
> (_https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zQ66hCxrboAJPKeuU6nHwzHQwmU6g_3kS0JUSSC_tSk/edit_).
> The deadline for input is 15 October.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marika_ _
>
> _ _
>
> _MARIKA KONINGS_
>
> _Vice President, Policy Development Support – GNSO, Internet
> Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) _
>
> _Email: marika.konings at icann.org _
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