Global Public Interest: Difference between revisions

Line 26:

==GPI Toolkit==

[[File:GPI Framework Process.jpg|655px|thumbnail|right|GPI Framework (from GPI Toolkit, ICANN.org)]]The GPI Toolkit, which is shepherded by [[Avri Doria]] in its pilot version application for the [[SSAD]] and [[SUBPRO]] [[ODP]]s, is meant to systematically assess the determination of GPI when considering new actions.<ref>[https://community.icann.org/display/prjxplrpublicint/GPI+Toolkit GPI Toolkit, ICANN Community]</ref>

===Broad ICANN Category alignment with Public Interest Categories===

The prospective framework aligns ICANN's missions and core values with public interest categories.<ref>Plenary Session: The Global Public Interest Framework: Is it Useful?, ICANN 73</ref>

# ICANN’s technical coordination: Does it help maintain a stable, secure, open, resilient, and interoperable Internet?

# ICANN’s role in the DNS marketplace: Does it help the marketplace remain competitive, fair, and trusted?

# Benefit to the Internet community: Is it Beneficial?

# ICANN’s global multistakeholder community and policy development policies: Are they diverse, respectful, inclusive, innovative, transparent, open, and balanced?

# ICANN’s policies and practices: Are they neutral, objective, responsive, accountable, sustainable, fair, and fiscally responsible?

==References==

@@ Line 26: / Line 26: @@
 ==GPI Toolkit==
 [[File:GPI Framework Process.jpg|655px|thumbnail|right|GPI Framework (from GPI Toolkit, ICANN.org)]]The GPI Toolkit, which is shepherded by [[Avri Doria]] in its pilot version application for the [[SSAD]] and [[SUBPRO]] [[ODP]]s, is meant to systematically assess the determination of GPI when considering new actions.<ref>[https://community.icann.org/display/prjxplrpublicint/GPI+Toolkit GPI Toolkit, ICANN Community]</ref>
+===Broad ICANN Category alignment with Public Interest Categories===
+The prospective framework aligns ICANN's missions and core values with public interest categories.<ref>Plenary Session: The Global Public Interest Framework: Is it Useful?, ICANN 73</ref>
+# ICANN’s technical coordination: Does it help maintain a stable, secure, open, resilient, and interoperable Internet?
+# ICANN’s role in the DNS marketplace: Does it help the marketplace remain competitive, fair, and trusted?
+# Benefit to the Internet community: Is it Beneficial?
+# ICANN’s global multistakeholder community and policy development policies: Are they diverse, respectful, inclusive, innovative, transparent, open, and balanced?
+# ICANN’s policies and practices: Are they neutral, objective, responsive, accountable, sustainable, fair, and fiscally responsible?
 ==References==