Watch Live: Semi-annual Virtual Forum of the Global Youth Anti-Corruption Network (December 6, 2010, from 6:00-9:00 am Washington D.C. EST)

[Raphael Shepard]

 

Dear GYACers,

JOIN US on this discussion page on Monday December 6, 2010 to FOLLOW and COMMENT on the Virtual Forum of the Global Youth Anti-Corruption Network. Just click on the link (mms://wbmswebcast1.worldbank.org/external-1) to view the conference live online and send us your thoughts and updates here.

We want to hear YOUR ideas and what YOU have to say! And we will try our best to include your questions and comments in the discussion.

 

Agenda:

 

1.	Welcome/Introduction	Utpal - Washington DC	5 min
2.	Update on Activities from youth organizations	Simon - Accra	15mins
3.	Highlight from Bangkok	Marlon + Joseph + Sanyi + Laurent + Gina - Manila, Yaoundé,  Bogota	30 mins
4.	Highlight from Nigeria’s Anti-Corruption Conference	Kingsley - Abuja	10 mins
5.	Web Discussion Update	Raphael - Washington DC	2 mins
6.	Presentation on ICT4Gov	Boris - Washington DC	15 mins
7.	Presentation on Mapping for Results	Charles/Gabby - Washington DC	15 mins
8.	Discussions/Questions	------------------------------	20 mins
9.	Road to Nairobi/Wrap up	Utpal - Washington DC	8 mins

 

See you then,

GYAC

[Gina Romero]

Excellent.

[Simon kodj]

Good work done,thanks to all.

[MUDIMU ZEKIYA]

Hie everyone its great to have such a golden opportunity to share and map the way forward we are ready for the discussion stay connected

[Wurie Mamadu Tamba Barrie]

Thaxs... Are the disccusion still on

[Sanyi Emmanuel Sanyi]

Hi,

I am sure we made a big success with the Conference this morning/afternoon. Once more ICT proved its worth. Many thanks to you all colleagues from Macedonia, Ghana, Colombia, Philippines, and from Us, here in Yaounde-Cameroon for the great inputs to the Conference.

[Babafemi Oyediran]

Hi every one,

its quite unfortunate that Nigerian counterpart could not feature in the virtual conference as proposed no thanks to power outage in the entire world bank office in Abuja Nigeria all through the conference period. After traveling several ours to Abuja and Kingsley as well, it was highly disappointing to encounter such a situation. Maxwell could only sympathize with us understanding what we went through. Not a pleasant experience.

[Wurie Mamadu Tamba Barrie]

Same for us in Sierra Leone, We went to the World Bank Office but no connection... Wish to propose a repeat of the same before round 2. so that all of us willl be setting the pace for round 2.

GYAC Sierra Leone is urge to know the about come of the virtual conference.

Barrie

[Deogratias Munishi]

Dear all, hope everything went well with the semi annual Forum except with friends of mine in Nigeria who had power problems and we in Tanzania who failed connections completely.We are eagerly weighting for the streamlined one that we can be in the same footsteps.

Otherwise I believe that everything was marvelous as I can read from Sanyi and Gina

[Blondel Silenou Demanou]

hello ,

 

I attended a conference at the headquarters of the World Bank in Yaounde in Cameroon, and I confess that I was really happy to be that day

Sanyi Emmanuel Sanyi said:

Hi,

I am sure we made a big success with the Conference this morning/afternoon. Once more ICT proved its worth. Many thanks to you all colleagues from Macedonia, Ghana, Colombia, Philippines, and from Us, here in Yaounde-Cameroon for the great inputs to the Conference.