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|Future of ICANN||

|Future of ICANN||

# Accessible open public forums for all meetings # expand and enforce multi-stakeholder model  

# Accessible open public forums for all meetings  

# Expand and enforce multi-stakeholder model  

# Stakeholder education and explanation on all aspects of ICANN   

# Stakeholder education and explanation on all aspects of ICANN   

# Multiple languages  

# Multiple languages  

# Simplify documents   

# Simplify documents   

# More time for outreach and community feedback  

# More time for outreach and community feedback  

# Protocol for reporting and investigating (attempted) capture # regular performance reviews, risk analyses, complaint investigations

# Protocol for reporting and investigating (attempted) capture  

# Regular performance reviews, risk analyses, complaint investigations

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|Barriers to new GTLDs & IDNs||  

|Barriers to new GTLDs & IDNs||  

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With every ATLAS, there is an increasing formalization of ideas, recommendations, and procedures, all toward the aim of fostering concrete results. One of the key outcomes of Atlas I was the lesson that the community needs to document, delegate, and follow-up on many tasks along the way to ensure that the ICANN Board, as well as other ICANN entities, including ALAC, acknowledge and explain whether they are implementing the recommendations or not.  

With every ATLAS, there is an increasing formalization of ideas, recommendations, and procedures, all toward the aim of fostering concrete results. One of the key outcomes of Atlas I was the lesson that the community needs to document, delegate, and follow-up on many tasks along the way to ensure that the ICANN Board, as well as other ICANN entities, including ALAC, acknowledge and explain whether they are implementing the recommendations or not.

==ATLAS II==

==ATLAS II==