[Icann-see] Fwd: Web site seedig.net

[Narine Khachatryan]

Dear Dusan,

My suggestion below about developing common criterions for proper
stakeholder representation was not commented by you. It's a sensitive
issue, certainly. Do we have enough capacities and knowledge to touch it
upon?

Best regards,

Narine

​On
Tue, Jan 12, 2016 at 1:09 AM
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​
Narine Khachatryan <ms.narine.khachatryan at gmail.com>
​ wrote:​
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Dear Dusan,

A small remark regarding
​what can be added to
SEEDIG process, as you suggested in the previous email. I looked through
​
 http://www.seedig.net/about/ .

It has been noted by many Internet Governance activists, that one of the
main issues of multistakeholderism has been related to an appropriate
stakeholder representation, as well as the inclusion of underrepresented
groups, so on and so forth.

Since different organisations represent and advocate for various interests
(with the purpose of finding a common ground), and since not rarely
representatives wear many hats, could we in frames of SEEDIG process
develop a common approach to stakeholder representation issue.

That common approach, based on certain criterions, could help us to be if
not more accurate, but at least more adequate in issues, such as 'which hat
is primary for this or that representative'.

Do we give priority to people who wear several hats? If yes, how do we
decide (based on what criterions) which stakeholder group he/she represents
primarily? We all know about colliding interests.

Or on the contrary do we try to engage people who represent only a single
stakeholder group?

This common approach / framework could also be another effort towards if
not including, but at least not missing important voices of parts of the
public who are usually unable to deliver their voices effectively.

​Best regards,

Narine​

​
Narine Khachatryan
Safer Internet Armenia <http://www.safe.am/> Media Education Center
<http://www.mediaeducation.am/>  Youth IGF - Armenia
<https://www.facebook.com/igf.armenia>
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