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The 12 ATRT2 recommendations contain 51 components. An ICANN-appointed Project Manager is responsible for facilitating planning, monitoring progress, conducting risk assessments and providing ongoing reporting across multiple ICANN teams.  Each recommendation is assigned to a project sponsor and an owner responsible for planning and executing the necessary implementation steps, securing resources and tracking performance via Key Success Factors and Key Performance Indicators.  An Advisory Committee consisting of several members of ICANN’S Executive Leadership team has been appointed to oversee the implementation work and ensure timely, clear and relevant reporting to ICANN Stakeholders.

Progress Reporting

With the experience of two previous Accountability and Transparency reviews, ICANN understands the importance of timely and effective communications.   In fact, one of the ATRT2 recommendations specifically addresses implementation reporting.  Updates on the progress of implementing the recommendations will be posted and reported each trimester through multiple communication channels and at ICANN meetings, beginning with ICANN51 in Los Angeles.    A public session ATRT2 Implementation Update will take place on Wednesday, 15 October 2014 at 10:30 – 11:45 (see here). Additionally, webinars on the recommendations will be offered periodically to provide ICANN stakeholders an opportunity to interact with the implementation teams.
At this time, projects implementing all 12 ATRT2 recommendations have been initiated with several teams executing their initial implementation steps.  With 51 distinct recommendation components to develop, the timeframe for implementation will vary depending on the complexity of the recommendation and its key dependencies.  These elements will be addressed in the Implementation Summaries provided for each recommendation.