In 2015, initiatives to support this objective will advance ISOC’s role as a champion of Open Internet policies and its position as an agenda-setter on future-looking issues and technology trends. We will produce, and disseminate in all regions, evidence-based policy guidance to catalyze innovation, growth and sustainable development. ISOC will place ethical and collaborative approaches to security and privacy at the center of OECD and APEC policies, and will step up as a leading voice in UN and other fora, for tracking and bringing to light issues at the intersection of human rights and Internet technology. These efforts will also build consensus around a robust and collaborative Internet governance ecosystem for the future, including engaging with key countries. Outcomes include advancing ISOC’s vision for the next decade within the WSIS+10 negotiations based on cross-sectorial collaboration and containment of the UN’s mandate. We will also strengthen tangible mechanisms leading to needs-based voluntary policy solutions, such as the global, regional, and local Internet Governance Forums and OECD-type recommendations. We will support the development of a successful and viable solution for the IANA stewardship transition process through a multistakeholder dialogue.\n

Internet Society Hong Kong Chapter Action Plan 2015