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All stakeholders are invited to submit proposals for workshops at the 15th Annual Meeting of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) through the workshop application e-form. The deadline is 22 April 2020, 23:59 UTC. Four Thematic…

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

Online participation, and specifically the hubs structure, have been successful in previous IGFs. This time again you can follow the discussions from home or office; watch the webcast of the event; follow real-time closed captioning; and participate…

Town Halls are interactive sessions organized by entities dealing with Internet governance-related issues of international scope. Through town hall sessions, stakeholders exchange views on topical and controversial Internet governance issues. This…

The open forums below constitute the final list for inclusion in the IGF 2016 programme.

These types of sessions serve to present and discuss Internet governance academic and/or research initiatives or ‎outputs such as research or think tank work, book launches and similar. Proposals should clearly ‎state the relevance to Internet…

Lightning talks are brief, to-the-point, prepared presentation on a specific Internet governance issue.‎ Stakeholder with demonstrated interest in Internet governance and who can outline Internet governance-related objective to be achieved…

About: A report produced by the UN General Assembly Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Working Group on Improvements to the IGF called for the development of more tangible outputs to ‘enhance the impact of the IGF on global Internet governance…

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…

All stakeholders are invited to submit proposals for workshops at the 16th Annual Meeting of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) through the workshop application e-form. The deadline is 26 May 2021, 23:59 UTC. Two main focus…

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Open Consultations: Background Information and Documents  Statistics on 2016 Workshop Proposals Proposal - Stanford University Deliberative Polling @IGF2016 Brief - Global Internet Policy Observatory (GIPO) GIPO website: …

Links for participation during the main meeting in plenary Webex based (www.webex.com)  July 12 July 13 July 14 Remote Participation Recommendations: Remote participants will be able to interact throughout the meeting by…