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Making We, the Internet the new Internet governance model.
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Become a partner
The We, the Internet method to shape a common digital future is both relevant and possible.
Launched in 2017 at IGF in Geneva, We, the Internet has now completed phase 1 in 2018-2019 (coalition building and piloting) and phase 2 in 2020-2021 (scaling and strategy building).
By becoming our partner in 2022, you will help us launch phase 3 of the project for 2022-2025 which will focus on:
- a global Citizens’ Dialogue on the UN Global Digital Compact in the run up to the 2023 UN Summit for the Future.
- a Global Citizens’ Assembly on the Future of the Internet to co-produce a citizens’ roadmap for a better digital future.
Fully aligned with the Paris Peace Forum priorities, We, the Internet works towards Better governing the digital world. This common vision encompasses new and innovative models of shared governance, more info here.
What’s in it for you?
Become a partner and you will be part of an ecosystem of stakeholders who will shape the Internet of tomorrow, together with the citizens.
You will be part of the process and help us define the topics of interest deemed crucial to Citizens and Stakeholders’ Dialogues.
The results of the Dialogues will produce elements to fuel your strategy, drawing on unique insights from citizens from across the world.
Manon Potet
Consultant for We, the Internet
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Helping you with your future dialogue
In our dedicated, easy-to-use toolkit, find our four modules with step-by-step guidance, as well as key questions for launching group discussions and individual questionnaires. Core members of the We, the Internet team chip-in throughout the toolkit by sharing useful tips along the way.
All tools are grounded in research and contextualized for the diverse operating realities of global stakeholders, and are adapted to all formats, from online to face-to-face and hybrid processes.
“How to run a We, the Internet dialogue” is a toolkit developed by Missions Publiques, for any digital related stakeholder–making We, the Internet model the Internet governance of the future.