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Draft WGIG Issues Paper on E-Commerce E-commerce, or electronic commerce, generally refers to commercial transactions between businesses (B2B e-commerce) or between businesses and consumers (B2C e-commerce) that take This paper is a 'draft working paper' reflecting the preliminary findings of the drafting team. It has been subject to review by all WGIG members, but it does not necessarily present a consensus position nor does it contain agreed language accepted by every member. The purpose of this draft is to provide a basis for the ongoing work of the group.

It is therefore not to be seen as a chapter of the final WGIG report, but rather as raw material that will be used when drafting the report. This draft working paper has been published on the WGIG website for public comment, so it will evolve, taking into account input from governments andstakeholders. 3.how to apply whatever kinds of traditional and innovative governance arrangements are deemed necessary, both within countries and across borders. In addition to these general e-commerce issues, specific aspects of a number of the other issues that are listed in the “Inventory of Public Policy Issues” are part of the general issue of e- commerce. These related issues include: dispute resolution competition policy consumer, user protection privacy cybercrime 2.

Attribution to category / ies As the preceding section illustrates, although e-commerce is listed as an “Other issue for consideration”, aspects of the e-commerce issue-complex are found in the other four categories as well. 3. SWOT Analysis Rather than being the subject of a single governance system, electronic commerce is facilitated and promoted by the various legal, policy and regulatory frameworks that relate to the issues listed in section one. Coordinating these different governance mechanisms is a very challenging task, given the wide range of issues involved in e-commerce and differences among countries with respect both to national governance arrangements in relation to e-commerce issues, as well as to levels of economic development and human and institutional capacity.