9 RESULTS
Next Steps & Call to Action
Closing remarks outlining how workshop outcomes will inform future research and collaborative initiatives.
Synthesis and Report-Back
Each group presents its top two actionable recommendations to the plenary.
Breakout Session 2: Evidence
Feedback and iteration session where groups identify evidence gaps and discuss available tools and datasets. Discussion Prompt:“What evidence and tools are currently available to help you measure and support your claims?”
Breakout Session 1: Perceptions
Co-design workshop with mixed discussion groups (policymakers, researchers and industry). Discussion Prompt:“What are your perceived challenges to the Internet’s resilience? What successes have you seen in strengthening Internet resilience in the Pacific or other Small Island Developing States (SIDS)?”
Data in the Wild: How do Policymakers and Development Organizations Use Data?
Interactive panel discussion and Q&A exploring how Internet resilience data is identified, validated and applied in policy and development work.
Welcome and The Ground Truth: What We Know (and Don’t Know) About the Pacific’s Internet Resilience
Welcome remarks by PICISOC. Technical View: How do we currently measure Internet quality and resilience? Presented by Warren (ISOC). Human View:What does a day in the life of an underserved community look like? Presented by M-Lab.