For policy teams, researchers, and advocates working on internet governance, get a brief that explains the issue and decision at hand. Compare options for platform accountability, data governance, or internet access; map interests across government, industry, civil society, and technical communities. You leave with a policy brief, stakeholder map, or options table that names assumptions and questions for further review.
Multistakeholder Policy
Map internet governance trade-offs and build policy briefs for decision-makers.
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What it writes
- Internet governance policy brief
- Stakeholder interests and trade-off map
- Policy options comparison table
How to use it
In your first message, name the decision-maker, the policy choice they face, and two or three options already under consideration. Add known stakeholder positions and constraints so the comparison addresses the real decision.
What you bring
- Policy issue and decision to support
- Audience, goals, and known constraints
- Stakeholder views or source text
- A defined internet governance question
A good fit for
- Comparing platform accountability rules for a national policy consultation
- Mapping competing views on cross-border data transfer requirements
- Preparing an internet access policy brief for a ministry team
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Compare three approaches to platform accountability for a national consultation: notice-and-action rules, independent oversight, and transparency reporting. The audience is a digital affairs ministry.
Map government, telecom industry, civil society, and technical community interests in cross-border data rules. The policy goal is protecting privacy while supporting regional commerce.
Build a two-page policy brief on rural broadband access for a parliamentary committee. Compare public subsidies, infrastructure sharing, and community networks.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Legal advice or jurisdiction-specific compliance decisions
- Live research or verification of current stakeholder positions
- Facilitating consultations or securing stakeholder agreement
- Cannot verify current laws, events, or stakeholder positions
- Cannot contact stakeholders or make policy decisions
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