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Network of Women for WRC-19 (NOW4WRC19)

  

[NEW] NOW is launching a series of interviews with leading women and men in Radiocommunications to give insights, to tell their stories and to show why more women should join this exciting field.

Please see ITU Blog HERE

Network of Women portal is www.itu.int/go/now4wrc19

 

​Wednesday – May 2 – Launch of new cycle of the mentorship programme of the Network of Women for WRC-19 (NOW4WRC19 ) open to participants of the ITU-R ​Task Group 5/1 meeting in Geneva.

Tuesday – May 8 - Network of Women for WRC-19, a social event of ITU-R Task Group 5/1​ meeting (TBC). ​​

ITU and UNESCO Chair in ICT4D session at WSIS Forum 2018: International decision-making in ICT – where are the women?  A co-created mind-maps by Professor Tim Unwin from this session are available here : the Mind-Map of the opening and the Mind-Map of the discussion.

The mentorship programme for Task Group 5/1 participants (cycle 4 of TG5/1)

A new mentorship programme cycle starts at the Task Group 5/1 meeting to be held at ITU in Geneva in May 2018. In this cycle, the focus will be on the technical topics and processes of Task Group 5/1 in relation to the WRC-19 Agenda Item 1.13.

  • If you are interested in participating in this mentorship programme cycle and share your experience, please fill in the online form HERE​ ​-- OPEN NOW -- 
  • For questions, comments, or suggestions, please contact our coordinators on site Ms Jennifer Manner (Jennifer.Manner@echostar.com) or Ms Luciana Camargos (lcamargos@gsma.com)      
  • The tri-fold brochure with more information about the mentorship programme is available here

If you simply want to follow this initiative, you may fill in this contact form.

The mentorship programme for Task Group 5/1 participants (cycle 2 and 3 of TG5/1)

The third mentorship programme cycle started at the Task Group 5/1 meeting held at ITU in Geneva in January 2018. The second mentorship programme cycle started at the Task Group 5/1 meeting held in Abu Dhabi in September 2017. In these cycles, the focus was on the technical topics and processes of Task Group 5/1 in relation to the WRC-19 Agenda Item 1.13.

The coordinators for these meetings were Ms Jennifer Manner Jennifer.Manner@echostar.com and Ms Luciana Camargos lcamargos@gsma.com

These cycles have ended. If you have participated and are interested in giving feedback on the mentorship programme, please fill in the online form: for mentors HERE​ , for mentees HERE​ 


 

The mentorship programme for Task Group 5/1 participants (cycle 1 of TG5/1)

The first mentorship programme cycle started at the Task Group 5/1 meeting held at ITU in Geneva in May 2017. In this cycle, the focus was on the technical topics and processes of Task Group 5/1 in relation to the WRC-19 Agenda Item 1.13.

The coordinators for this meeting were Ms Florence Magnier fmagnier@eutelsat.com and Dr Hanane Naciri Hanane.Naciri@itu.int

The cycle has ended. If you have participated and are interested in giving feedback on the mentorship programme, please fill in the online form: for mentors HERE​ , for mentees HERE​

For further information about the first-cycle of the mentorship programme which opened earlier in May 2017 for participants of Working Party 4A, please visit the related website. 

 

15 years of Women’s events

WRC-15 We Lead initiative

Remarks by Ambassador Hamamoto at WRC-15 We Lead Event

Contact

To follow this initiative, for more information, or simply show interest, please fill in this form.

For questions, comments, or suggestions, please contact:

Dr Hanane Naciri
Radiocommunication Bureau
International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
Place des Nations
Geneva, Switzerland
Email: Hanane.Naciri@itu.int
Phone: (+41) 22 730 63 57

or

Ms Grace Petrin
Radiocommunication Bureau
International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
Place des Nations
Geneva, Switzerland
Email: Grace.Petrin@itu.int
Phone: (+41) 22 730 58 10

Kick-off meeting during WP 4A

Photos of the Kick-off meeting during Working Party 4A meeting

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