[Euro-board] Draft EURALO Outreach strategy

[Schweighofer Erich]

Draft is fine, I would like to add one point: 
Here at INFORMATIK2016, we are informally discussing outreach via computer associations, e.g. GI or CEPIS. They share an interest in technology but also internet and society. 
Outreach policy: co-operation topic-wise with related organisations.
Best, Erich 

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Von: euro-board-bounces at atlarge-lists.icann.org [mailto:euro-board-bounces at atlarge-lists.icann.org] Im Auftrag von Wolf Ludwig
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 28. September 2016 17:05
An: Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond; euro-boar >> Euro Board
Betreff: Re: [Euro-board] Draft EURALO Outreach strategy

Thanks Olivier for this draft what includes all essentials and facets IMO.

Kind regards,
Wolf


Olivier MJ Crepin-Leblond wrote Tue, 27 Sep 2016 01:47:
>Hello all,
>
>as promised, my first draft for the EURALO Outreach Strategy.
>Please comment/suggest/amend/change!
>
>Olivier
>
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>
>Draft EURALO Outreach Strategy
>
>Our aim remains to have at least one ALS present in every country that 
>EURALO covers. Our efforts therefore concentrate on countries in which 
>there are no EURALO ALSes. This year is also seeing a rise in 
>individual members. Often, organisations that could be potential ALSes 
>are unsure of the benefits of becoming an At-Large Structure. Often, a 
>first step that has been taken by organisation leaders, is to join as 
>an individual to gain better knowledge and understanding of EURALO 
>prior to applying on behalf of their organisations. The EURALO outreach 
>program has been indiscriminately promoting both applications as an 
>individual and as an organisation.
>
>Building on the previous year outreach strategy, EURALO will pursue its 
>focus on:
>
>  * the annual EuroDIG events to take place in 2017 in Tallinn, 
> Estonia;
>  * the annual ICANN Studienkreis meetings in Europe(for what we
>    repeatedly asked ICANN support -- in vain);
>  * the European Summer School on Internet Governance (EuroSSIG) in
>    Meissen/Germany where several members are involved;
>  * receiving feedback on ICANN-related matters from members
>    participating in national IGF initiatives (Germany, Switzerland,
>    France, UK and Ukraine);
>  * inviting and supporting up to 5 members or potential candidates to
>    attend EuroDIG meetings via CROPP, although that number is likely to
>    be reduced this year.
>
>These Outreach opportunities are always used for identifying potential 
>new members (ALSes or individuals), discussions about EURALO and its 
>role and to attract new people. We go out of our way to speak to 
>potential candidates, distribute EURALO flyers and encourage them to 
>participate.
>
>One major progress over past years is the regular consultations and 
>discussion with Jean-Jacques Sahel, VP Stakeholder Engagement for 
>Europe and based in Brussels as well as Michael Yakushev, VP 
>Stakeholder Engagement for Easter Europe and Russia. We have been able 
>to coordinate Outreach at several meetings thanks to their involvement.
>
>With EuroDIG now running its own fellowship program, emphasis on 
>participation at EuroDIG for CROPP slots has decreased. The RALO 
>leadership is now identifying other potential events to participate in 
>using CROPP, starting with an event called "re:publica", the 2016 
>instance if which took plain in early summer in Berlin/Germany, became 
>the biggest conference and fair on Internet politics in Europe with 
>over
>7’000 participants -- see: https://re-publica.de/en/about-republica
>
>The challenge in identifying suitable venues comes from the variety of 
>languages spoken in Europe. There are therefore few suitable 
>European-wide conference that could offer the same access to potential 
>ALSes as EuroDIG.
>
>Collaboration with the local Regional Internet Registry has been until 
>now through the annual EuroDIG. Indeed, EURALO is a EuroDIG partner and 
>so is RIPE. This year, we plan on building on this first link and work 
>towards a bilateral agreement based on a MoU similar to those signed by 
>other RALOs with their Regional Internet Registry. It is worth noting 
>that the partnership with EuroDIG has opened a lot of doors for end 
>user input in Europe.
>
>Perhaps most significantly in EURALO's strategy, EURALO has created a 
>task force on ALS Engagement focussing on our already existing ALSes.
>With many ALSes not offering their full participation in EURALO 
>activities, this Task Force will study the reasons for this low 
>participation and methods to increase participation. Outreach does not 
>only take place by recruiting new At-Large Structures, but also by 
>recruiting more active members amongst the At-Large Structures - 
>bearing in mind an ALS has more than just one member.
>
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