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Whole Earth Partnership Informatics & Participation - wepip
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Role: Facilitator
habitat.igc.org/wepip |
New York, NY
1998.04- |
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Statement submitted to the UN Commission on Social Development on the critical need and opportunity to develop virtual structures for public participation to complement conventional and traditional structures, with particular reference to the Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI), the threats the MAI poses to social development goals, and the need for its reconciliation with the global agreements from Rio to Istanbul. information-habitat.net/socdev/ngo10.htm |
New York 1998.02 |
Case study / report on a partnership-based information ecology framework for integrated follow-up to the Habitat Agenda and the global agreements of the 1990s. Presented at the "New Partnerships for Action" conference at the United Nations Staff College. Powerpoint presentation. information-habitat.net/ie/wepip.pdf |
Turin 1998.12 |
Sketch of major areas of database elements in ngos@un - a comprehensive relational database of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) at the United Nations. Inspiration-generated file, in pdf format. |
Brooklyn 1999.10 |
| Electronic mailing lists | |
Electronic mailing list for members of the Steering Committee / Drafting Group of the Uniting for Peace Coalition. Active. |
2003.04- |
Open electronic mailing list for news and exchange of information relating to the Uniting for Peace Coalition and the War on Iraq. Active.
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2003.02- |
Electronic maiing list for members of the New York City Chapter of the Nonviolent Peaceforce. Active.
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2003.02- |
Electronic mailing list for sending daily message on Nonviolence during the sixty-five days of the Gandhi-King Season for Nonviolence - January 30 through April 4. Active.
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2002.01- |
Lightly used electronic mailing list for the Information Ecology Caucus. Active.
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2001.12- |
The electronic mailing list for the New York City Task Force for the Gandhi-King Season for Nonviolence. Discontinued. |
2001.12-2004.01 |
Electronic mailing list for members of the Earth Values Caucus that was established in preparation for the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in September, 2002, and that continues to play an active role in the Commission on Sustainable Development. Active.
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2001.11- |
Electronic mailing list for the Communications Coordinating Committee for the United Nations (CCC/UN). Active.
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1999.01- |
Primary electronic mailing list for the NGO Values Caucus. Active.
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1998.10- |
Had served as the principal electronic mailing list for the Steering Committee of the Millennium Peoples Assembly Network. Inactive. |
1998.10- |
Primary electronic mailing list for preparations for the Millennium Forum held at UN Headquarters in June 2000. Currently ony occasional messages. Active.
with the following one-line message: subscribe mngof-l |
1998.08- |
An electronic mailing for the Ad Hoc NGO Working Group on the Year 2000 Crisis to disseimnate information, plans, etc. relating to preparations for possible threats in response to the Y2K Crisis. Inactive. |
1998.06-1998.12 |
Had served as the primary electronic mailing list for the NGO Committee on Social Development. Currently only occasional messages. Active.
with the following one-line message: subscribe socdev-L |
1997.12- |
A vital electronic mailing list for NGOs and NGO networks that worked in opposition to the Multilateral Agreement on Investment - MAI. Low volume. Active.
with the following one-line message: subscribe adhoc-L |
1997.12- |
with the following one-line message: subscribe pip-L |
1997.10- |
An electronic mailing list for members of the NGO Committee on Human Settlements in the context of follow up to the Habitat Agenda. Inactive. |
1997.03- |
An electronic mailing list for the NGO Committee on Sustainable Development. Inactive. |
1997.02- |
[habifem] served as the primary electronic mailing list for members and participants in the Women, Homes and Communities Supercoalition that subsequently evolved into the Huairou Commission. Inactive. |
1997.01- |
The principal electronic mailing list for Non-Governmental Organizations engaged in monitoring, implementation and follow up to the Habitat Agenda agreed to at the June 1996 Habitat II Conference in Istanbul. Active.
with the following one-line message: subscribe h2o-L |
1996.12- |
An electronic mailing list for the Habitat Peace Caucus and Peace Odyssey 2001, superceded by the [peace-caucus-un]>/p> mailing list. Inactive. |
1996.05-2001.04 |
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Databases |
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A database of alternative character sets and their correspondences, ACCENT allows easy lookup of alternative representation of non-ASCII characters used under different protocols - e.g. ASCII, ANSI/Windows, HTML-N, HTML-A, IBASCII, etc. ACCENT can generate conversion files to be used in conjunction with CNV-41, a simple DOS-based program - made available on line and by e-mail request - that can convert between any two sets of character representations. |
New York, NY 1994.01 |
The initial database for Information Habitat: Where Information Lives; succeeded by the NGOS@UN database. During the active life of INFOHAB, it was the locus of major growth in its structure and contents, and was used to manage, inter alia, databases for key NGO Committees - on Human Settlements, Social Development, Sustainable Development, the NGO Steering Committee to the U.N. Commission on Sustainable Development, and the preliminary database for participants in preparations for the Millennium Forum. |
New York, NY 1995.05 |
NGOS@UN was designed as a catalyst for a cooperative information ecology framework to work with the Secretary-General of the United Nations in response to a request from the Economic and Social Council to make every effort to enhance and streamline, as appropriate, practical arrangements to facilitate the participation of non-governmental organizations in the work of the United Nations - and specifically to make effective use of database technology. NGOS@UN grew out of the INFOHAB database, and integrated extensive information - from disparate sources - of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) accredited to the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and to the Global Conferences of the 1990s. As it developed, NGOS@UN grew significantly in size and structure incorporating major new sections, including record of NGOs in the process of seeking accreditation with ECOSOC, historical data on NGO accreditation, and information on official United Nations documents pertaining to NGO Accreditation and the work of the Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations. |
Brooklyn, NY 1999.02 |
The Internet database is the successor to the NGOS@UN database, incorporating a significant number of new data files - now totalling 99, including the water-body oriented geographic data structure that were developed in preparation for Y2K contingency planning, and a set of data files for Internet domain names, the registration of which was a major focus of activity in the year 2000, and that are central components in the design of Gaia University and in an evolving proof of the Gaia Mind hypothesis. |
Brooklyn, NY 2000.06 |
ECOLOGY was the successor to the INTERNET database, renamed to focus attention on its ecological properties, and incorporating minor revisions and updates to its structure, in addition to the conceptual shift associated with the change of name. |
Brooklyn, NY 2000.11 |
An evolution from the ECOLOGY database, Habitat Three is conceived of both as a preliminary organizing database for an anticipated Habitat III Conference to be held in 2016, and as a prototype digital habitat for the Third Millennium. The HABITAT3 database serves as the primary database of Information Habitat and remains one of the principle vehicles for the development of the DataPerfect Digital Engine that has become a central focus of Information Habitat: Where Information Lives. |
Brooklyn, NY 2001.03 |
The MESO-SUM engine came into being on the eve of Mesopotamian Summer, 2004 - just before the Summer Solstice that marked the beginning of the season. MESO-SUM represented a transformation of HABITAT3, through the incorporation of key panels / files, structure and data from the DIGITAL and AIDA databases, in a process that took more than two weeks. In the process of reviewing the structure of MESO-SUM, a decision was made to rename it as the DIGITAL database, Mark II, to simplify references to the DIGITAL engine, and to balance the focus on Mesopotamia with the acknowledgment of the power of the digital dimension of information space. |
New York, NY 2004.06 |
The Digital Engine, Mark II, grew out of the short-lived transformative MESO-SUM digital engine. MESO-SUM had been created on the Eve of the 2004 Summer Solstice in support of the Mesopotamian Summer initiative that began on the Solstice, as a culmination of major integration and replacement of panels and data from the original DIGITAL database into HABITAT3 as well as the incorporation of panels from AIDA. |
New York, NY 2004.07 |
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Whole Earth Partnership Informatics & Participation - wepip
| access to information | database | digital bridges | electronic publishing | habitat & human settlements | information ecology | information exchange | ngo networks, committees & | peace | public participation | united nations | |
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information ecology projects |
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key domains |
peace cubes |
digital bridges in peace |
uniting for peace |
gandhi-king season |
key classes | peace | conferences | public participation | habitat | ecological design | index | search |
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