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AMARC at the World Summit on the Information Society
AMARC is an international non-governmental organization serving the community radio movement. |
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APC WSIS Website
The Association for Progressive Communications: WSIS website |
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British Council - reach out
reach out encourages and enables open discussion between young people from Arab countries and the United Kingdom about issues raised by the United Nation's World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS). |
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British Council: UK Civil Society Bureau
Here you will find an introduction to the World Summit on the Information Society along with Summit accreditation and registration details, up to date national and global news reports and WSIS events. |
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Business@WSIS
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C2C dialogue CàC: Witnesses to Wsis
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Communications Rights in the Information Society (CRIS)
CRIS is a campaign to ensure that communication rights are central to the information society and to the upcoming World Summit to the Information Society (WSIS). |
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Development Gateway's Special Report on "Information Society: The Next Steps"
This Special Report "Information Society: The Next Steps" looks at how the ICT landscape is changing in the developing world and what lies ahead. Experts from governments, donors, NGOs and the private sector speak out about effective policies, promis |
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Digital Divide Network
The Digital Divide Network is the Internet's largest community for educators, activists, policy makers and concerned citizens working to bridge the digital divide. |
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Digital Solidarity Fund
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European Commission - Information Society
This section on the World Summit on the Information Society gives an overview of the European Union and European Commission’s contribution to the Summit and its preparatory process. |
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Germany@WSIS
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Global Knowledge Partnership
The Global Knowledge Partnership, as a multi-stakeholder network, participates actively in this World Summit at various points of engagement |
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Heinrich Böll Foundation - WSIS
The site seeks to combine several objectives. It is
1. a general info site about the WSIS for civil society worldwide
2. an information source for German civil society, particularly
3. a window for the rest of the world to find out about WSIS prep |
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i-Witness
This website offers journalists tools to report on the information society, and a place to discuss the challenges - and opportunities - they face. |
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ICT4all
Visitors page of the parallel events at the second phase
of the World Summit on the Information Society. |
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IPS/TerraViva
Here are stories in English and French from the IPS news agency and InfoSud agence de presse about media, communication and technology. |
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IRFD WFIS 2005
WFIS 2005 is a major international conference that will address the challenges posed by the accelerating convergence between telecommunications, broadcasting multimedia and Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) that are driving new produc |
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Libraries - the Information Society in Action
The WSIS pre-conference Libraries - the Information Society in Action will present some of the best practices from libraries around the world in the areas of health, education and training, media literacy, preserving of cultural heritage and disaster |
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MIT Media Lab: $100 Laptop
The MIT Media Lab has launched a new research initiative to develop a $100 laptop—a technology that could revolutionize how we educate the world's children. |
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Sommet Mondial sur le Société de l'information
Official website of the host country of the World Summit on the Information Society |
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The IFEX Tunisia Monitoring Group
The TMG monitors free expression violations in Tunisia to focus attention on the country's need to improve its human rights record as the host of the November 2005 World Summit on the Information Society.
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Tunisia IT
Tunisia IT is a space for partnership and exchange of business opportunities in the field of the Information and Communication Technologies. |
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UNESCO and the World Summit on the Information Society
UNESCO with its unique mandate to promote the free exchange of ideas and knowledge plays a key role in the WSIS preparation. |
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UNESCO’s stand at the WSIS
UNESCO’s stand at the World Summit on the Information Society showcases many examples of how UNESCO contributes to implement the WSIS Action Plan. |
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Working Group on Internet Governance (WGIG)
The main activity of the WGIG will be "to investigate and make proposals for action, as appropriate, on the governance of Internet by 2005." |
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World Electronic Media Forum
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World Summit on the Information Society (ITU)
The official WSIS Website |
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WSIS AWARD
The World Summit Award (WSA) is a global contest for selecting and promoting the World’s best e-contents and applications. |
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WSIS Civil Society Meeting Point
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WSIS Civil Society working group - scientific information
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WSIS Gender Caucus
The WSIS Gender Caucus is a multi-stakeholder group promoting gender integration and women's rights in the WSIS process. Click 'read more' below. |
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wsis-online.net
A community platform to connect all actors addressing the issues of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS). |
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WSIS: Education family-taskforce on education, academia and research
Education family-taskforce on education, academia and research within the framework of the Civil Society contribution to the World Summit On the Information Society (WSIS) organized by the United Nations. The Working Group (WG) deals both with online |
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WSIS@Civiblog
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WSISblogs.org
Blogging the World Summit on the Information Society |
