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<p>Jonathan,</p>
<p>when editing the handbook, please make sure to follow the
guidelines on how to edit it:</p>
<p><a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_Handbook#Editing_this_document">https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_Handbook#Editing_this_document</a></p>
<p>;-) <br>
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<p>Thanks, Till<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 18.09.2018 um 12:43 schrieb Cameron
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<p>Hi Jonathan,</p>
<p>You have brought up good points, and you can still have an
impact on future conferences, including this coming one, if you
can add a section to the FOSS4G Handbook [1]. Ideally, source an
existing purchasing best practices guide rather than write your
own. It is more creditable, will likely be better quality than
you could produce by yourself, and should save you time.<br>
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you to ask questions of the various LOC’s during the question
phases.
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<<a href="mailto:jonathan-lists@lightpear.com"
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Apologies for the late thoughts to this thread, I've
been offline for a while.<br class="">
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While the draft RfP does tentatively cover Human
Rights in relation to the host country's
human-rights activities, there doesn't seem to be
any larger goal or coverage of ethical/sustainable
provisions so I thought I'd make some suggestions.<br
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To expand, I'd like to suggest on the Human Rights
front that there are more issues that can be covered
and fairly simply too. For example, the last two
FOSS4G events I went to had t-shirts - they seem to
be a common theme - assuming the next one does too,
what provision would they make to source these
garments ethically? A lot of cotton is grown in
Uzbekistan by basically slave-labour, and the then
used in factories that have almost-as-bad
conditions. Similar human-rights issues surround
things like chocolate and coffee, which is why there
are a lot of "FairTrade" and similar badges in those
domains. There is actually an "easy" (if lazy) way
to fix this: simply make sure such things are
"FairTrade" or similar. Sure they often cost more,
but that's in part because you're no-longer using
child/slave/woefully-underpaid labour, and
not-exploiting-people costs money. So for the RfP:
What provision will the conference make to ethically
source its foodstuffs/clothing/etc?<br class="">
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The other obvious component is the green-credentials
(sustainability) of the proposed conference.
Questions might include: Is it in a place with good
public transport or do you need to take taxis
everywhere? How accessible is the conference via
non-flying (and will you give a discount to
non-flying delegates (as an idea))? What (if-any)
green credentials does the proposed venue have? Do
you have carbon-neutral plans for the conference?
Will foodstuff be locally sourced? Etc, etc.<br
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I can probably offer more and/or flesh these out if
desired.<br class="">
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Of course, all of the above also requires that the
conference committee use them as part of the
evaluation criteria.<br class="">
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Cheers,<br class="">
Jonathan<br class="">
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On 14/09/2018 10:49, Till Adams wrote:<br class="">
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I tried to resolve all the comments in<br class="">
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and ended up with 2 remaining.<br class="">
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One is a discussion between Steven and Maria
regarding length and<br class="">
scheduling for AGM, the other one is a comment of
Cameron regarding the<br class="">
potential funding of the video recording.<br
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Can the people I named please resolve these
comments? After that we can<br class="">
export the document and ask somebody who knows how
to to load it into<br class="">
the SVN and send the link. Afterwards I will kick
the call out.<br class="">
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Many thanks to all contributions!<br class="">
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Till<br class="">
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