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'''ICANN Organization''' refers to the staff charged with helping the ICANN community (SOs, ACs, and the Internet community at large) develop, implement, and monitor policies and advice toward ensuring the SSR of the DNS and the performance of the IANA functions. ICANN’s main expense is personnel costs, covering the salaries and work-related expenses of 388 employees during FY20 and representing 57 percent of cash expenses.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/annual-report-2020-en.pdf ICANN Annual Report, pg. 32]</ref> | '''ICANN Organization''' refers to the staff charged with helping the ICANN community (SOs, ACs, and the Internet community at large) develop, implement, and monitor policies and advice toward ensuring the SSR of the DNS and the performance of the IANA functions. ICANN’s main expense is personnel costs, covering the salaries and work-related expenses of 388 employees during FY20 and representing 57 percent of cash expenses (US$76 million).<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/system/files/files/annual-report-2020-en.pdf ICANN Annual Report, pg. 32]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 16:26, 20 September 2021
ICANN Organization refers to the staff charged with helping the ICANN community (SOs, ACs, and the Internet community at large) develop, implement, and monitor policies and advice toward ensuring the SSR of the DNS and the performance of the IANA functions. ICANN’s main expense is personnel costs, covering the salaries and work-related expenses of 388 employees during FY20 and representing 57 percent of cash expenses (US$76 million).[1]