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Wsis Forum 2013 Outcome Document W o r l d S u m m i t o n t h e I n f o r m a t i o n S o c i e t y Strategic Partners WSIS FORUM 2013 OUTCOME DOCUMENT WSIS+10 Visioning Partner AGENDA & PROGRAMME BROCHURE AGENDA Partners for Specic Activities Hosted by: WSIS Forum: Organised by: Printed in Switzerland Geneva, 2013 www.wsis.org/forum WSIS Forum 2013 Outcome Document WSIS Forum 2013: Outcome Document Disclaimer The WSIS Forum 2013 Programme Brochure is living document, it is essentially a compilation of session descriptions submitted to the WSIS Secretariat by the organizations responsible for their respective sessions at the Forum. ITU does not hold any responsibility for the session descriptions provided by the organizers of the sessions for WSIS Forum 2013. The WSIS Team at the ITU has provided session summaries for Organizations that were unable to submit their session summaries. All the session recordings are available here: • Webcast: http://www.itu.int/wsis/implementation/2013/forum/remoteparticipation/webcast.html • Adobe connect Virtual Rooms: http://www.itu.int/wsis/implementation/2013/forum/agenda/agenda.html (please click on each seaaion to access session recordings) © ITU, 2013 International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Geneva WSIS Forum 2013: Outcome Document Special Address: United Nations Secretary-General U N I T E D N A T I O N S N A T I O N S U N I E S Mr Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General, United Nations MESSAGE TO WORLD SUMMIT ON THE INFORMATION SOCIETY FORUM Geneva, 13-17 May 2013 WSIS Forum 2013: Outcome Document UN Secretary- General Message to World Summit on the Information Society Forum I am pleased to send greetings to all participants at this World Summit on the Information Society Forum. Ten years after the first Summit took place in Geneva, information and communication technologies have gained even greater importance. Today, there are nearly 7 billion mobile phone subscriptions. More and more people are using the Internet, giving them access to vital information and knowledge. This is welcome progress. At the same time, we must do more to close the digital divide and ensure that all people have access to transformational information and communications technology. The digital revolution must be inclusive and serve as an instrument to promote equality. Your efforts are especially important as we accelerate efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by the quickly-approaching 2015 deadline, and as we strive to define an ambitious and inspiring post-2015 development agenda. The ability to process data in new ways, in great volume, in real time, can help us to significantly improve policy-making, early warning and much else. I count on you to identify ways to shape technological progress so that we may promote sustainable development, the overarching global challenge of our time. In this spirit, I wish you great success. Geneva, 13-17 May 2013 ii www.wsis.org/forum WSIS Forum 2013: Outcome Document Table of Contents Page Special Address: United Nations Secretary-General ........................................................................ i UN Secretary- General Message to World Summit on the Information Society Forum ..................... ii Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................... iii WSIS Forum 2013 :Introduction ....................................................................................................... 1 WSIS Forum 2013 : Open Consultation Process on the Thematic Aspects and Innovations on the Format ............................................................................................................................................ 2 WSIS Forum 2013: Participation ...................................................................................................... 4 Social Networks (Iwrite4wsisForumCampaign-#WSIS/ Facebook) .................................................... 7 Opening Ceremony (Handing over of WSIS Project Prizes) ............................................................ 12 High-Level Opening Session ........................................................................................................... 17 Emerging Trends and Innovation in the ICT Ecosystem ................................................................. 17 Ministerial Round Table (MRT) ...................................................................................................... 24 WSIS+10: Future of the Information Society and Challenges to Address beyond 2015 ................ 24 WSIS+10 Visioning (Plenary I and Plenary II) .................................................................................. 27 WSIS+10 Visioning Challenge ......................................................................................................... 44 WSIS Beyond 2015 ......................................................................................................................... 44 WSIS +10 Visioning Challenge: Tunis Phase (World Café) ............................................................... 62 HIGH-LEVEL SEGMENT ................................................................................................................... 79 HLD1: Women's Empowerment in the Information Society: Systematic, Scalable Strategies ..... 80 HIGH-LEVEL SEGMENT ................................................................................................................... 83 HLD2: Smart Climate Change Monitoring: Expanding Access to Information on Weather, Climate and Water (World Meteorological Organization/International Telecommunications Union) ..... 83 HLD3: ICT Innovations and Standards ........................................................................................... 86 HLD4: Securing Cyberspace in a Borderless World: Vision 2015 and Beyond .............................. 91 HIGH-LEVEL Substantive Sessions .................................................................................................. 94 Youth and ICTs (International Telecommunications Union) ......................................................... 94 ICTs and Post 2015 Goals .............................................................................................................. 97 (United Nations Development Programme/International Telecommunications Union) ............. 97 Interactive Facilitation Meetings ................................................................................................. 100 WSIS Action Lines ........................................................................................................................ 100 Action Line C2: Infrastructure: Broadband Backbone Connectivity: Economic, Regulatory Policy and Technical Aspects (International Telecommunications Union) ............................................ 101 www.wsis.org/forum iii WSIS Forum 2013: Outcome Document Page Action Line C9: Media: Internet Universality: Conceptualizing Evolving Mediascape and Updating Strategies for Post-2015 (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)).................................................................................................................................... 104 Action Line C7: E-Learning: Technology, Broadband and Education: Advancing the Education for All Agenda, Broadband Commission Report (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)) .............................................................................................................. 106 Action Line C4: Capacity Building: Developing National e-Skills for a Knowledge Society (International Telecommunications Union) ................................................................................ 108 Action Line C7: ICT Applications: E-Agriculture: Enhancing Strategies for E-Agriculture: Status, Lessons Learned and way Forward (Food and Agriculture Organization/ CTA) .......................... 111 Action Line C7: ICT Applications: E-Health: ICT for Improving Information and Accountability for Women’s and Children’s Health (World Health Organization/International Telecommunications Union) .......................................................................................................................................... 113 Action Line C3: Access to Information and to Knowledge and Action Line C7: ICT Applications: E- Science and Action Line C8: Cultural Diversity and Identity, Linguistic Diversity and Local Content and Action Line C10: Ethical Dimensions of the Information Society (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)) ..................................................... 115 Action Line C6: Enabling Environment: Future Consumer Behaviour and Demand: Industry Outlooks on Future Services and Applications and Associated Bandwidth Requirements (International Telecommunications Union) ................................................................................ 116 Action Line C7: ICT Applications: E- business, E-Commerce and Development (United Nations Conference on Trade And Development, International Trade Centre and Universal Postal Union) .......................................................................................................................................... 119 Action Line C7: E-Environment ICT [Dividends/Solutions] Towards a Sustainable Environment: Inputs for WSIS+10 (International Telecommunications Union/World Meteorological Organization/United Nations Environment Programme) ..........................................................
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