[kictanet] 2nd Edition of Kenya School of Internet Governance: Thank you note

Sun Jul 23 23:35:34 EAT 2017

Dear Mbatha and Cate

We appreciate your kind words. We too learnt alot from you and look
forward to continued collaboration. 

Warmly
GG.

On Tuesday, 18-07-2017 at 13:13 Peter Mbatha via kictanet wrote:

We say a big thank you to have found it good to involve the government
- police(DCI).

Keep up the good job and looking forward to more involving events and
trainings.

Asante sana

On Jul 17, 2017 16:00, "thekhrc . via kictanet"  wrote:

Dear Grace,

KeSIG was very informative and we are glad that you found it useful to
involve KHRC, Asante sana

Looking forward to great partnerships

Regards
Cate

On Sun, Jul 16, 2017 at 10:41 PM, Grace Githaiga via kictanet  wrote:

 Dear Listers

 As part of the Kenya IGF week, we held the 2ND edition of the Kenya
School of Internet Governance (KeSIG)  from July 3-5, 2017.

 KeSIG program aims to add new voices to the Internet Governance
ecosystem by building capacity of Internet stakeholders to understand
Internet governance and other related issues.

 Training areas included:

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Introduction to Internet Governance.

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Main issues in Internet Governance.

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Internet Governance processes and how to be involved.

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Kenya’s Internet Governance policy /legal framework(s), Internet
Governance Issues in Kenya.

We are indebted to the people who made it a success.

We thank our guests and trainers: Dr. Katherine Getao,  ICT Secretary,
Abdalla Omari, KeNIC , Mercy Wanjau, CA, Daniel Obam, NCS, Alice
Munyua, AUC, Kevin Chege, ISOC, William Makatiani, Serianu, Victor
Kapiyo, KICTANet, Rosemary Kimwatu, Waya waya, Henry Maina, Article 19
East Africa, Mwende Njiraini, CA, Judy Okite Fossfa, Gbenga Sesan,
Paradigm Initiative, Nigeria, Fadzai Mazingira, Facebook, Grace Bomu,
KICTANet, Barrack Otieno, KICTANet, John Walubengo, MMU, Waudo
Siganga, Computer Society of Kenya, Mwendwa Kivuva, Afrinic, Gichinga
Ndirangu, KEPSA, and Liz Orembo KICTANet.

The organising team: Rosemary Kimwatu Wayawaya, Esther Mwangi, Keith
Andere, Joash Moitui Center for Human Rights and Policy Studies, and
Sylvia Musalagani Hivos East Africa.

Rapporteurs: Joash Moitui, Tracy Kadesa and Philbert Aganyo.

This year the Kenya School of Internet Governance had 45 participants
drawn from different stakeholder backgrounds: 11 from the Government,
8 from the tech community, 4 from the academia, 15 from the civil
society (4 from the legal fraternity and others from human rights
groups and media).

Support team: Liz Orembo, Mwara Gichanga and Winfred Anyona. 

Please visit the KeSIG website for summaries of the trainings written
by the trainees here: kigf.or.ke/blogs [1]

Once again we applaud all of you.

Rgds.

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