[ALAC-Announce] Fwd: [soac-discussion] ICANN Stakeholder Satisfaction Survey

[Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond]

We encourage everybody to take the survey.

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Sujet: 	[soac-discussion] ICANN Stakeholder Satisfaction Survey
Date : 	Thu, 22 Dec 2011 12:03:12 -0800
De : 	Kurt Pritz <kurt.pritz at icann.org>
Pour : 	soac-discussion at icann.org <soac-discussion at icann.org>
Copie à : 	David Olive <david.olive at icann.org>, Jamie Hedlund
<jamie.hedlund at icann.org>, Akram Atallah <akram.atallah at icann.org>



Dear ICANN Leader:

 
Thank you for communicating the availability of the ICANN Stakeholder
Satisfaction Survey to your community earlier this month. We are starting
to get good general response from community members but ask that you to
send out a reminder and encourage all members of your community to review
and complete the survey document.
 

Thus far, nearly 350 community members have viewed the survey, but only
about 10% of those viewers have followed through and completed the
document.  Most constituencies / stakeholder groups have furnished at
least one response, but some have not ­ our goal is to see broad
participation from all constituencies and stakeholder groups. I think that
this is a valuable opportunity to comment for all stakeholders. Even if
the form or content might not suit some of the initial readers, all should
participate. We seek to improve ICANN and, importantly, we also seek to
demonstrate the vibrancy of the bottom-up policy making community by
strong participation in this survey.
 

Please remind members of your community that the survey link at
http://ICANN-SS-2011.questionpro.com/ will remain open through 3 January
2012.  Personal encouragement you can offer to increase survey completion
would be most appreciated.
 

To reiterate just a bit, the survey is designed to create an initial
baseline of general ICANN stakeholder satisfaction that we can then use to
compare against future results. The more community feedback we get on this
initial survey, the more informative and statistically reliable the
feedback will be and the more responsive we can be to any particular areas
of community
concern.
 

Thanks very much for helping promote this effort.  We hope that many
members of your community will participate.

 
 
Please accept my best wishes for a joyful, relaxed holiday season.

Best regards,

 
 
Kurt Pritz