1. The OnGood Initiative What’s Next Online for the Global NGO Community? Andrew Mack PIR/AMGlobal Consulting Washington dc, March 2015 Public Interest Registry

2. About Public Interest Registry  Global not-for-profit organisation created by the Internet Society (ISOC)  Experienced running.org – a stable, trusted registry with more than 10.5 million domains in 210 countries  Dedicated to serving the global non-governmental organisation (NGO) community

3. The Internet is Changing, Expanding Creating real opportunities for an Online Global NGO Community

4. How does OnGood Help NGOs?  Preserving Safety and security online  Visibility  Funding  Finding Partners and creating a Web Presence Trust

5. A Portal for Members of the NGO Community

6. Create an Online Presence on the Portal Get an immediate web presence:  Showcase your cause and activities  Collect donations  Communicate with partners, funders, public  Include links to your social media channels

7. Having a website vs. Facebook page Your own website Facebook page Event calendar ✔✔ Share news, photos, videos ✔✔ Interact with your followers ✔✔ Your own domain name ✔✖ Collect a data base (emails, contacts,…) ✔✖ Personalized email addresses ✔✖ Advertise freely ✔✖

8.  Self-Certification  Validation required for entry into the community  Criteria validation  Documentation  References  A system of checks and appeals keeps.ngo|.ong clean  Community challenge process  Regular reviews Validation

9. Our Success, Your Success  More NGOs online  More connections between NGOs from north and south  Connection to funders around the world  Mobilizing new contributors Follow progress and sign up for an Expression of Interest at www.globalngo.org

12. Who is an NGO? The 7 characteristics used to define an NGO for.ngo|.ong validation: 1. Focused on acting in the public interest 2. Non-profit making/non-profit-focused entities 3. Limited government influence 4. NGO staff/members are independent actors 5. Active Organizations 6. Structured 7. Lawful