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ICANN's AFRICA Strategy Document V1.1 Presentation by Africa Strategy Working Group (ASWG) www.afrinic.net/en/community/icann-aswg October 2012 ASWG Outline Introduction Background and ToRs Methodology and Process Public


  1. ICANN's AFRICA Strategy Document V1.1 Presentation by Africa Strategy Working Group (ASWG) www.afrinic.net/en/community/icann-aswg October 2012 ASWG

  2. Outline • Introduction • Background and ToRs • Methodology and Process • Public consultations and Outreach • Facts - Africa by Numbers • Strategic objectives and Projects • Measurements, resources and timeline • Key recommendations toward finalization of the ICANN Africa Strategy document • Conclusion • Appendix ASWG

  3. Introduction ASWG

  4. ICANN's New Approach to Africa In August 2012, ICANN announced a new approach to Africa (see http://www.icann.org/en/news/ announcements/announcement-10aug12-en.htm.) ASWG

  5. The New approach • Develop a framework for ICANN's Africa strategy and announce initial plan in October • Support stronger presence for ICANN in Africa • To increase Africa's participation in ICANN ASWG

  6. Background and Terms of Reference (ToR) ASWG

  7. Background and TORs Africa is one of the five regions of ICANN Towards the conclusion of the tenure of and Africans have been active members the outgoing CEO of ICANN there of constituencies in ICANN since 1998. were new hires of Vice Presidents Africa is an emerging Internet economy for some regions. A group of andAfrica has the fastest growing concerned Africans in a public networks but it's participation in ICANN communication to ICANN suggested is not commensurate where the few that hiring of senior staff for Africa number of African Registries and new would be better guided by a strategic gTLD applications is the popular plan for Africa example. At the recently held ICANN meeting in Prague, the incoming CEO requested The ministerial meeting held alongside the the African group of participants to assist ICANN Dakar meeting in October 2011 in developing a 3 year strategic plan issued a communique that called on with clear goals for Africa. The group ICANN to increase its presence in Africa decided to form a working group instead and to be more relevant to needs of the to lead a community process to develop region. the strategic plan ASWG

  8. Terms of Reference Africa Strategy Working Group • Develop a strategic plan for ICANN's activities in Africa addressing the needs for presence in Africa, African participation and representation in ICANN • Determine how best to reach out to governments, private sector, civil society, academia and others from Africa for increased participation of Africans in ICANN. Governments have a significant influence in Internet development in Africa • Identify education and technology needs of the region that ICANN may be able to assist with • Formulate an ICANN regionalization program to Africa and why, when and how to accomplish it • Develop a clear 3 year strategy and a concrete plan for the first 12 months – with clearly stated objectives, timelines, roles/responsibilities, governance, and metrics by which we can measure success • Present plan in Toronto ASWG

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  10. Deliverables • The process of the strategy working group to engage the community is an important result by itself • A three year strategic plan • Action plan for first 12 months • Success factors to evaluate the implementation of strategy ASWG

  11. Methodology and Process ASWG

  12. Methodology of The ASWG • Group Formation and constituency representation • Literature review on African Internet, ICANN • Monthly Teleconferencing with ICANN • The ASWG retreat in Mauritius • Public Consultation and Outreach ASWG

  13. Phase I Process: Developing the Strategy ToR Budget Community Questionnaire Schedul e ToR Strategy Core ICANN ASWG Start Retreat Constituencies ASWG Review Regions 6/12 7/12 7/12 8/12 ASWG

  14. Phase II Process: Validating the Strategy Facts Questionnaire Analysis I SWOTs C A Presentation Retreat Outreach Recommendation Strategic N Objectives N 8/12 Strategic Projects 10/12 9/12 9/12 Others ASWG 8/12

  15. Public Consultation and Outreach ASWG

  16. Public Input • At the start a questionnaire survey was administered to the African community • Community input sought to identify African needs, ICANN benefits, African perspective on SWOT on ICANN and views on implementing ICANN presence • The input influenced the SWOT on ICANN and contributed to the recommended strategic objectives ASWG

  17. Outreach • ASWG was expanded to include Regions, Constituencies and Liaisons to SOs • Output of the Retreat was made public and the community invited to comment on the results • The comments have influenced the recommendation being made to ICANN ASWG

  18. Facts - Africa by Numbers ASWG

  19. Africa in ICANN Ecosystem • ASO • @LARGE – AFRINIC – AFRALO – 3 elected Members • SSAC in the ASO-AC • ccNSO – 1 member – AFTLD • RSAC – 24 Afcc Member – 0 member • gNSO • Operations – 4 Registrars – 2 Staff • GAC – 1(2) Board – ~34 formal Members member Page 2 ASWG

  20. What do we know about Africa • One of the richest and promising Region – 54 economies – 10 of the fastest growing economies are in Africa – More than 1 Billion inhabitants • Internet users growth more than 1000% over the past 4 years. • ICT contribution GDP in the region growing rapidly Page 3 ASWG

  21. Africa in Numbers ()#*+,&'' 0"12$,3"4' ()*+,)+*## $"%!&"+''"),,("( -./' !"#$%!& 0!%& -.+,.# !"# ''"# ,)#-.& '(#)*'& !/'#$%!& $%"# '$"# !"#$%&'' !+$!& !"##$"$%!"&%'("( &'"# )'*( 123)) *+#,-./)) )!%**!+)#!(#$!)'%"!" 0( ) !"#$% !"" #$!%$#!#%&!'&(!$$$" !" &'() Page 4 ASWG

  22. Africa in Numbers &'#()* !"" *+#,-.&'' ()#*+,& %% 0123/ 0123' ++/01' #&&!#))"!" +,+-./ %+",))"!'%*"* /)' '!'#!()%#% -. ' !"#$%&'' !"#$% !"" !"#$%&'' !"#"$$#$$$%#% #$#!%&&!%$$"!" !"#$%"&'%"&()*"* !!&% %%'%#(" (()' 01#234(-- 567-- %&'#()*+,# #!$%%!&#'!(')!#*$"!" '(#)*+& ,/ - $" # !"#$% !"" &'()'&(&)*(+*,('''- ( " *./- !"#$%& !!"# Page 5 ASWG

  23. Africa in Numbers !"# $%&# -"# +,#-./& !! '"# 123#2* ).&# )%$#$*+#')+!#! $&# /01231# 0)* !"#$%$&'%("'! # +"# ("# ,&# )*&# )*$+,( ,-./0.! )*+,-&. !"*)#)1$#("$!! !"#$%& !! "&+! "#"$%#%&'#&"(!#! '()* !"#$" )** /)/34)4+0)+/1*)* %&'( !"#$%&'"()** +),,-)-.+)/.0*)* !"#$%&'"( ! 012* !"#$%&#'((#)**!! ))+! Page 6 ASWG

  24. Cable in Africa (2001) ! Page 7 ASWG

  25. Foreseen Situation in 20013 ! Page 22 ASWG

  26. Evolution of Capacity ! "$!,%-./0% !"#$$%&'% )!"$%&'% "$!"%.12% )!"$%&'% "$!!%3.1-% *+"$%&'% "$!$%2.--4% ")$$%&'% "$!$%&567!% !("$%&'% !"#$%&'% "$!$%89:;%6<2% "$$(%=2.8>% '()$!%&! "$$(%-/9?@A% "#$!%&! "$$!%-.=,% Page 23 ASWG

  27. Reasons To be Optimistic • The African connectivity landmark has fundamentally changed over the past 10 years – ~3000% users growth – ~500% IPv4 Address distributes – [50, 100, 200]% {g,cc}TLD Registration Growth !"#$%%&'((# !"#$%"$#&'($%(& !#$$%$$$!! (&!$!!!$!!!" !)($%$$$!! (%!$!!!$!!!" !)'$%$$$!! (#!$!!!$!!!" !)&$%$$$!! (!!$!!!$!!!" !)#$%$$$!! !)$$%$$$!! '!$!!!$!!!" !($%$$$!! &!$!!!$!!!" !'$%$$$!! %!$!!!$!!!" !&$%$$$!! #!$!!!$!!!" !#$%$$$!! !"!!!! !" )**(! #$$$! #$$#! #$$&! #$$'! #$$(! #$)$! #$)#! #$)&! ())'" #!!!" #!!#" #!!%" #!!&" #!!'" #!(!" #!(#" #!(%" Page 24 ASWG

  28. ICANN & AFRICA • How can ICANN adjust its Strategy in order to match it up with the changing environment in Africa? – What is the particularity of Africa Region – Key areas/challenges to focus on. • How • With whom? • When? Page 25 ASWG

  29. Strategic Objectives and Projects ASWG

  30. Approach • Alignment with the four focus areas ICANN 2012 - 2015 strategic plan for consistency • Address the fifth focus area of stakeholder development, business development, incubation and partnering

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