OPEN CALL FOR QUESTIONS: ECOMMERCE WEEK IN NAIROBI.

Haziq Jeelani hjeelani at IEEE.ORG
Fri Jan 18 03:53:57 EET 2019


As good as its to be on the mailing list to see the new calls for
contribution and actions and events, i feel the purpose of these calls for
contributions and actions is not fully served as they don't reach the
anticipated audience in time and is the information is limited to the
mailing lists only. Most of the times people still have to pass on the
information to their own immediate contacts and that still defeats the
purpose of a public open call for participation.  There are few groups on
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/opencallai/  and Linkedin
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12182909/ where a community of people
exists who are looking for open calls for participation. I think posting to
these groups would broaden the scope of these calls and allow people who
are not subscribing to these mailing lists have a chance to participate


Thanks
Haziq

On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 6:48 AM Akinremi Peter Taiwo <compsoftnet at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> Thought of sharing this on this network in case of interested members and
> those that would be around.
>
> THE AFRICAN CIVIL SOCIETY ON INFORMATION SOCIETY AS A PARTNER OF eTRADE
> and UNCTAD IS COLLECTING QUESTIONS FOR THE ECOMMERCE WEEK IN NAIROBI.
>
> African Civil Society on Information Society (ACSIS), as the continental
> civil society member of the eTRADE with UNCTAD, seeks input from the Civil
> Society Organization, Private Organization, Technical Communities,
> Academia, and Individual that works in the eCommerce environment or have
> concerns as regard the evolving of eCommerce industry.
>
> The survey seeks to collect questions from the communities towards the
> Melting Pot Talk session during the eCommerce Week in Nairobi, Kenya, from
> 10 to 14 December 2018.
>
> The Melting pot session is devoted to making every voice heard through
> questions, and to know stakeholders’ perception and expectation of the
> eCommerce industry. The melting pot talk is expected to trigger
> participants’ and stimulate users’ concern and interaction by engaging them
> in light discussions. The aim of this session is creating a platform of
> questions previously suggested and collected from the communities on the
> issues of commerce in Africa.
>
> The call for questions will close on *December 6th.*
> Your Questions will be answered and discussed by expert in Nairobi during
> the Ecommerce Civil Society Forum. Please shared it with your network
>
> Kindly follow this link to make your submission.
> http://www.acsis-scasi.org/ecommerce-week-question-survey/non-classe-en/
>
>
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>
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