Klaus Stoll: Difference between revisions

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Country:	Ecuador

Klaus Stoll is the General Manager of Fundacion Chasquinet. http://forum.icann.org/lists/alac-comments/msg00076.html

He attended Third Latin American and Caribbean Regional Meeting.^[1]

Career History

He has been active in the Internet Industry for almost 15 years. He built the internet network of Churches in UK (ChurchNet.UK, based at St. Martin College, Lancaster) as its manager. He was a founding member of the European Christian Internet Conference (ECIC) and the International Christian Internet Conference (ICIC). After which, he started making church network on a global basis.

He co-found Fundacion Chasquinet in Quito, Ecuador in 1997.^[2]

He was a member of the Global .org Advisory Council.^[3]^[4] He has also been the GKP LAC Regional Coordinator.^[5]

Education

Mr. Stoll studied theology in Germany and the UK

Publications

How Wi-Fi came to El Chaco

References

[1] .net

[2] rum.icann.org

[3] soc-chicago.org

[4] wsblaze.com

[5] s.com

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 http://forum.icann.org/lists/alac-comments/msg00076.html
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+He attended [[Third Latin American and Caribbean Regional Meeting]].<ref>[http://lacnic.net/cgi-bin/meeting/list.cgi?lang=en lacnic.net]</ref>
 == Career History ==
 He has been active in the Internet Industry for almost 15 years. He built the internet network of Churches in UK (ChurchNet.UK, based at St. Martin College,  Lancaster) as its manager. He was a founding  member of the European Christian Internet Conference (ECIC)  and the  International Christian Internet Conference (ICIC). After which, he started making church network on a global basis.
+He co-found Fundacion  Chasquinet in Quito, Ecuador in 1997.<ref>[http://forum.icann.org/lists/alac-comments/msg00076.html forum.icann.org]</ref>
+He was a member of the [[Global .org Advisory Council]].<ref>[http://www.isoc-chicago.org/pirpress1.html isoc-chicago.org]</ref><ref>[http://newsblaze.com/story/2006041707182100003.mwir/topstory.html newsblaze.com]</ref> He has also been the GKP [[LAC]] Regional Coordinator.<ref>[http://gkpcms.com/gkp/index.cfm/elementid/6504/GKP-LAC-Regional-Network-Meets-in-Ecuador gkpcms.com]</ref>
+== Education ==
+Mr. Stoll studied theology in Germany and the UK
+== Publications ==
+[http://mediaresearchhub.ssrc.org/how-wi-fi-came-to-el-chaco/resource_view How Wi-Fi came to El Chaco]
+== References ==
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-After some years he got  involved in the creation of church networks on a global basis through the  World Council of Churches (WCC, Geneva). His activities where particular  concentrated in developing countries.  In 1997 Mr. Stoll left the church sector in order to co-found Fundacion  Chasquinet in Quito, Ecuador. The main aim of Chasquinet  (www.chasquinet.org) is to promote the strategic use and development of the  Internet in the social sectors of developing countries through research,  education and enhanced communication . Mr Stoll is now the general  manager of Chasquinet. Typical projects Chasquinet has and is undertaking  are the creation and co-ordination of the Somos@Telecentros, (www.tele- centros.org), the regional network of Telecentres in Latin America and the  Caribbean, whose project manager Mr. Stoll is at the moment, BarrioNet  (www.barrionet.org) and  Street Children projects  (www.chasquinet.org/ninosdelacalle) to name some. Chasquinet is fully  committed to promote the non commercial use of the Internet and very much  involved in the policy discussions regarding information technologies in LAC  and worldwide. It is Chasquinets and Mr Stoll?s personal goal to further develop, in co- operation with other relevant organizations and individuals,  the policies,  strategies and tools that are very much needed in order to use the available  information technologies as a effective means for just development.
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