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All recognized DCs are invited to submit requests for a session slot through the application e-form.   Dynamic Coalitions use IGF sessions to discuss issues related to their DC topic and any work they wish to…

Networking sessions are interactive gatherings of stakeholders interested in the same or a similar issue on Internet ‎governance. Their open (in the case of face-to-face events - open-seating) formats are spontaneous ‎and can serve as…

Lightning talks are fully in-person events that are brief, to-the-point, prepared presentation on a specific Internet governance issue. Stakeholders with demonstrated interest in Internet governance and who can clearly outline the Internet…

These types of sessions serve to launch an Internet governance-related initiative or publication, or to host award ceremonies. Proposals should clearly state the relevance to Internet governance and the IGF themes.  Organizations dealing…

All stakeholders are invited to submit proposals for workshops at the 19th Annual Meeting of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) through the workshop application e-form. The deadline is 5 May 2024, 23:59 UTC. For more detailed…

Open Forums are interactive sessions organized by government, treaty-based international organizations, and global organization with international scope and presence, with operations across regions, dealing with Internet governance issues. Open…

Stakeholders are invited to apply to organize different types of sessions at IGF 2024 within the deadline: 5 May 2024, 23:59 UTC. Proposals should focus on the four subthemes of the meeting, held under the overarching theme, Building…

Messages from the Katowice IGF and other substantive outputs Final IGF 2021 Summary Report  Draft IGF 2021 Summary (*produced during the meeting. Above is the final version) Katowice IGF Messages  Output document from the…

SUPPORTING AND LEARNING FROM SCHOOLS ON INTERNET ‎GOVERNANCE Syllabus ‎for Schools on Internet Governance ‎(SIGs) - Digital Inclusion for All - Digital policy and related processes are continuously changing as digital technologies are…

The mandate of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) calls for strengthening and enhancing stakeholder engagement in developing countries. It also calls for the Forum to contribute to building capacity for Internet governance in developing…

The Newcomers Track aims to help first-time IGF participants understand the IGF processes and to foster the integration of all new-coming stakeholders into the IGF community. Its focus is to make the meeting participant's first IGF…

Introduction At the IGF 2011, Electronic Information for Libraries (EIFL) organised a workshop to discuss the findings of a recent study of perceptions of public libraries by policy makers in six countries in Africa. The study revealed that…

Introduction Women, as one of the fundamental stakeholders in the information society, play a very crucial role. It is important for the IGF to fully integrate gender concerns in its work. The three sectors with the IGF's defining feature of…

PNAI Work Plan 2023 guides the Policy Network's activities. It sets shared goals, describes the way of working and presents a timeline for the first year.  Explore the highlights of the Plan on this page, or read the full PNAI Work Plan 2023…

During the 19th annual IGF, interested stakeholders can display or distribute relevant information about their Internet governance-related activities at the IGF Village. The IGF Village consists of physical and virtual display booths, located in the…