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This page contains Questions about CROPP not elsewhere answered within Program Operations.

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Trip Proposal/Allocation Questions

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 I am a member of the NCSG, but I do not belong to the NCUC or NPOC. How can I participate in this program since trips appear to be allocated only to Constituencies?

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Answer: Trip allocations were authorized only to the five (5) recognized GNSO Constituencies. You may petition either the NCUC or NPOC and, if either Constituency agrees to sponsor your outreach event with one or more of their allocated trips, that usage will be acceptable within the Pilot Program guidelines.

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 Who is supposed to provide the Trip Assessment?

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Answer: ICANN envisions the Trip Assessment to be a joint responsibility:

  • The traveler(s), consistent with the structure's own internal procedures, prepare(s) the information about now the trip's original goals and outcomes were realized; and
  • The designated Pilot Program Coordinator (PPC) posts the answers to the Wiki form.

Regional Questions

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 For transparency purposes, what criteria will the Stakeholder Engagement VPs use in determining whether proposed outreach events will be approved?

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Answer:  There are no set criteria for all regions at this time. The expectations and activities within each geographic region are likely to vary depending on the status of the various regional strategies. During this inaugural pilot program, each Stakeholder Engagement VP is expected to have a methodology for coordinating community proposals with the Program Administrators.

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 Can you please define, for the purposes of this program, what is a “Region”? There are five official U.N. regions; however, there are eight operational regions as shown on the CROPP Contacts page. For example, what happens if a traveler is leaving from New Zealand and traveling to the Pacific Islands? That is only one official ICANN region, but would involve two Stakeholder Engagement VPs? 

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Answer: Pilot Program Coordinators (PPC) should connect with the Stakeholder Engagement VP responsible for the city/country in which the trip event/activity will take place. If there is any possible confusion about which VP is responsible, please contact Rob or Janice to facilitate the connections.

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 Trip Proposals are supposed to be consistent with regional strategies; however, do they exist and, if so, where can we find them?

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Answer: There is currently one complete strategy for the . Others are in various states of being developed and can be monitored under the GSE tab of this Wiki (see sub-category: GSE Working Group Spaces).