[Asia Pacific Fellows] Open Input Period: 2018 Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum Framework document now open for public comments
The first open input period for the framework of the APrIGF 2018 Synthesis Document <http://comment.aprigf.asia/> is now open until 5 August (UTC 23:59:59). The AP community is invited to contribute to the framework document that will be synthesized into Draft 0 for the APrIGF Port Vila meeting (13-16 August). Please go to https://comment.rigf.asia/ to input all your comments and suggestions. For Frequently Asked Questions, please visit http://aprigf.vu/synthesis-document/. Background The APrIGF Synthesis Document started as an experiment of the APrIGF 2015 Macau, and its process was further improved during the 2016 Taipei and 2017 Bangkok meetings https://www.aprigf.asia/events.html. The concept was first raised and discussed at the APrIGF 2014 New Delhi Multi-stakeholder Steering Group (MSG) meetings, and further refined over the course of MSG deliberations through the year. The Synthesis Document aims to document items of common interest relevant to internet governance in the Asia Pacific region. In terms of the process of the development of the Synthesis Document, building on the success of the inaugural APrIGF Synthesis Document from the APrIGF 2015 Macao meeting and the increased participation in the 2016 Taipei document, a webinar prior to the conference was introduced for the 2017 Bangkok process. Now an institution of the APrIGF, the Synthesis Document this year will build upon the overarching theme of "Empowering Communities in Asia Pacific to build an Affordable, Inclusive, Open and Secure Internet". The Synthesis Document aims only to document the input from discussions at the APrIGF and is not intended to be representative of the diverse Asia Pacific region. Nevertheless, it is the hope of the APrIGF MSG that the development of the Synthesis Document can help drive active participation in the movement, as well as to allow for a platform to project voices, views and thoughts in the Asia Pacific region as contributions to relevant global, national, local and international forums on internet governance.
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