GhNIC.gh ccTLD organization by Eric Akumiah

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GhNIC.gh ccTLD organization by Eric Akumiah

Agenda  Background  Registry Model & Structure  Operation  Challenges & Future

Background  NCS has operated.gh Registry since1996  NCS has since been Sponsoring Organization for.gh namespace  1n 2001, ghNIC was incorporated Non- Profit Policy Corporation  Administrative  Technical Management Responsibility re- assigned to NCS

Background  In November 2003 NCS shutdown over litigation on property  Leading Engineer at Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) provided support to ensure continuous operation  No break experienced during the period  NCS acknowledges IETF for support

Domain Name Structure  Until 2003, registry was run with both flat and hierarchical domain name structure Hierarchical structure adopted  Second Level Domain (SLD) registration policy developed – Done in June 2003 – Domain registration directly under.gh was suspended – No renewal for already registered SLDs (directly under.gh) after expiry.  Domains are registered on Third Level (xxx.com.gh, xxx.edu.gh,xxx.net.gh, xxx.org.gh,xxx.mil.gh)

Registry Model  In same year, shared registry system (SRS) was adopted  Thick registry system was proposed for the three-year transition period.  Data to be stored and maintained centrally rather than by the individual registrars  Original plan was to use EPP registry software by ISC to implement SRS but that has not materialized yet

Registry Structure

ghNIC - Board  Board is overall decision making body  2 Executive Directors (non-voting)  7 Non-executive directors  Board to approve all Policies  Board ensures smooth running of Registry  Executive Directors report to Board on day-to-day activities of registry

Board  Chair – Nii Quaynor - Private  Vice Chair – Prof. Dzidonu – Academia  Member – Dep. Dir, Min. of Communication – Gov.  Member – Member of Ghana Bar Association  Member – ISODEC Ghana – Civil Society  Member – CTO, Ghana Telecom  Member – Member of GISPA

Policy Advisory Committee  Develops policy for registry  Receive inputs from secretariat, public for policy development  Sits three time in a year but uses mailing list  Send draft document to Board for approval  Reps from ISOC to chair, other reps fromRegistrants, GISPA, other stake holders

Membership  Two categories of membership  Registrars: Extraordinary members  Registrant: ordinary members  All members can vote at AGM  Ordinary members have one vote  Extraordinary members have 3 votes

Secretariat  Secretariat runs day-to-day activities of Registry  Headed by Executive Director  Deputy Executive Director is Director for Technical Services

Operations  Three Operational Departments:  Legal: Handle legal issues  Admin & Finance: general administration and finance  Technical : handle all technical issue

Policy Framework  Registry activity to be run by procedures, processes and policies  General procedures, policies & processes on:  Domain Registration  Registrar Certification  Domain Name Dispute Resolution  GhNIC bye laws established structure and operational activities of the Registry

Dispute Resolution - Proposal   In conformity to UDRP   Initial informal mediation to be made   If informal mediation fails, registry will notify DR Service provider to begin formal arbitration   Complainant to notify DR Service provider and pay arbitration fee   Domain in dispute to remain registered to respondent until decision overturns that   WIPO to be appointed as DR Service provider

Local Internet Community   The users of the ccTLD   The local government or public authority   ISPs and technical community   Educational and non-commercial sectors   Businesses   Cultural and other non-commercial interests

Challenges  Implementation of Online domain registration  Whois service critical path for implementation – still not ready  Marketing.gh Challenges ahead  Need for Capacity building

Future Operation & Capacity Building  Plans to develop national technical capacity for ccTLD management  Plans to organize ccTLD training for Prospective registrars and SLD registry operators NCS to hand over SLD registry operations after transition period (2008 – 2011) NCS to hand over SLD registry operations after transition period (2008 – 2011)

Thank You