DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform will be actively engaged at WSIS Forum 2018. Join us for the following events and sessions, visit us at the booth, and read our just-in-time session reports and newsletter.
WSIS Forum 2018 just-in-time reporting
The GIP Digital Watch observatory is providing just-in-time session reports from most sessions on digital policy, with the aim of enabling the community to keep track of discussions happening simultaneously. Session reports are available within a few hours from each session. Read the reports at dig.watch/wsisforum2018 or follow us on @genevagip for links to reports. In addition, we will summarise the main themes in a final report, out on Monday, 26th March, 2018.
The GIP’s just-in-time reporting initiative from WSIS Forum 2018 is supported by ICANN and the Internet Society. The GIP is an initiative supported by the Swiss authorities and operated by DiploFoundation.
Diplo / GIP booth
Visit us at the booth throughout the week, for news and updates on major Diplo projects and capacity development activities. A limited number of publications will be available. The booth will also serve as an informal – and traditional – meeting place for alumni and friends. We’d love for you to stop by!
Workshops and other sessions
Join us for the following sessions and events:
- On Monday, 19th March 2018
- 16:30 – 18:15 | Free flow of data: Panacea or Danger AND Concentration in Internet Services (Room H1, ITU Montbrillant)
- On Thursday, 22nd March 2018
- 13:15 – 14:00 | Recipes for success: The funding dimensions of capacity development (Room K2, ITU Montbrillant)
- 14:30 – 16:15 | How to set the standard for cyber security? Guidelines and good practices (Room H2, ITU Montbrillant)
- On Friday, 23rd March 2018
- 12:45 – 14:00 | Organising monitoring of SDG based on the three principles (transparency, inclusiveness, participation) and following Wikipedia methods using ground truth ICT techniques (Room H2, ITU Montbrillant)
- 12:45 – 14:00 | Organising monitoring of SDG based on the three principles (transparency, inclusiveness, participation) and following Wikipedia methods using ground truth ICT techniques (Room H2, ITU Montbrillant)
(Last updated: 18 March 2018. Times are in CET)
