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[Comments-fy19-budget-19jan18] Comment on ICANN FY19 budget
by Jelena Ožegović Feb. 5, 2018

Feb. 5, 2018

As a fellow alumni and as a recent newcomer to the community, I would like to remind that ICANNNWiki benefits the entire ICANN community and cutting its funding entirely can affect the community as well as the onboarding of the newcomers. If there is space for an interim funding that would give ICANNWiki enough time to create a sustainable solution, that would benefit all. Jelena Ožegović Fellowship alumni

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[Comments-fy19-budget-19jan18] Comments FY19 Budget 4 Feb 2018
by Maureen Hilyard Feb. 5, 2018

Feb. 5, 2018

Hi Attached please find my comments about the FY19 budget, and also a newsletter mentioned among my comments from one of our ALSes in Papua New Guinea. Regards Maureen Sent from Mail for Windows 10

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[Comments-fy19-budget-19jan18] Comment Regarding FY19 Budget
by Jason Cutler Feb. 3, 2018

Feb. 3, 2018

I noticed a lack of funding for cloud initiatives in the budget? As more organizations digitally transform using the cloud, ICANN should be leading the way with innovation and scalable opportunities. ICANN should be a leader in cloud innovation, and I would like to see budget allocated for that initiative. -- Jason Cutler Cell: 310.968.7509 Email: jasonrcutler(a)gmail.com

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[Comments-fy19-budget-19jan18] Cutting funding of ICANNWiki
by simon oginni Jan. 30, 2018

Jan. 30, 2018

ICANNNWiki helps the locals understand how ICANN functions within the internet ecosystem through its 'local content translation and exchange programmes". In Africa, the exchange programme, which promotes the use local content for solving the future challenges of the Internet, is building the next generation of global shapers. Therefore, cutting funding entirely would stop the ICANNwiki operations and a great disaster to ICANN community! In order to allow adequate time for ICANNwiki to develop a sustainable business plan, it is advisable to adopt gradual annual decreases in funding of ICANNWiki. Thanks. Oyewole Simon Oginni ICANN55 NextGen Fellow & ICANNWiki Ambassador.

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