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A '''GNSO Guidance Process''' ('''GPP''') is an alternative to a [[Policy Development Process]] for the [[GNSO]] in [[ICANN]]. It is used in questions of implementation rather than policy; however, it can be used for policies that do not impact contracted parties.<ref>[https://gnso.icann.org/sites/default/files/file/field-file-attach/annex-5-ggp-manual-30jan18-en.pdf GGP Manual, Jan 30, 2018, GNSO ICANN Files]</ref> | A '''GNSO Guidance Process''' ('''GPP''') is an alternative to a [[Policy Development Process]] for the [[GNSO]] in [[ICANN]]. It is used in questions of implementation rather than policy; however, it can be used for policies that do not impact contracted parties.<ref>[https://gnso.icann.org/sites/default/files/file/field-file-attach/annex-5-ggp-manual-30jan18-en.pdf GGP Manual, Jan 30, 2018, GNSO ICANN Files]</ref> | ||
The first use of the GGP was evidenced at [[ICANN 76]] when the [[GPP-Applicant Support]] working group discussed the goals and approaches to outreach, education, business case development, application evaluation assistance, and metrics on indicators of success such as awareness and interests in the Applicant Support Program, access to pro bono and other services, prioritization of underdeveloped and developing regions, and demonstrated success throughout the application life cycle.<ref>[https://meetings.icann.org/sites/default/files/icann76-policy-outcome-report-10apr23-en.pdf ICANN76 Policy Outcomes Report, pg 24]</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 20:03, 24 April 2023
A GNSO Guidance Process (GPP) is an alternative to a Policy Development Process for the GNSO in ICANN. It is used in questions of implementation rather than policy; however, it can be used for policies that do not impact contracted parties.[1]
The first use of the GGP was evidenced at ICANN 76 when the GPP-Applicant Support working group discussed the goals and approaches to outreach, education, business case development, application evaluation assistance, and metrics on indicators of success such as awareness and interests in the Applicant Support Program, access to pro bono and other services, prioritization of underdeveloped and developing regions, and demonstrated success throughout the application life cycle.[2]