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Internet Governance Forum (IGF) Call for Travel Support 2024

Internet Governance Forum (IGF) Call for Travel Support 2024

Algeria 25 Dec 2024
Internet Governance Forum (IGF)

Internet Governance Forum (IGF)

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Nonprofit organization
Area
Host Country
Deadline
25 Dec 2024
Opportunity type
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Not funding
Eligible Countries
This opportunity is destined for all countries
Eligible Region
All Regions

Applications are open for the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) Call for Travel Support 2024. The mandate of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) calls for strengthening and enhancing stakeholder engagement from developing countries. It also calls for the Forum to contribute to building capacity for Internet governance in developing countries, drawing fully on local sources of knowledge and expertise.

During the IGF 2018, the United Nations Secretary-General has called for action to increase inclusiveness in the IGF processes, underlining that the IGF must increase its efforts to draw upon the weak and missing voices” into the IGFs work. It was also called for a broader multidisciplinary approach, to involve experts not traditionally involved in the IGF processes. The community also echoed for more inclusion and diversity in the IGF’s participation spectrum.

For these reasons, a limited number of eligible candidates from developing countries are supported to participate at the 19th annual meeting of the IGF hosted by the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Riyadh from 15 to 19 December 2024. Support is provided through contributions to the IGF Global South Fund by the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

  • Represent any stakeholder group;
  • Are from a Least Developed Country, Landlocked Developing Country, Small Island Developing State or Economy in Transition;
  • Are engaged in the IGF 2024 process as active contributors (e.g. to the intersessional and ‎NRIs work; as session co-organizers, session speakers, moderators and rapporteurs);
  • Demonstrate interest in Internet governance-related activities;
  • Show a demonstrated commitment to contributing to its community after ‎participating at the IGF;‎
  • Are recommended by a respected community member.‎

Preference may be given to underrepresented groups, such as: ‎women, indigenous people, persons with disabilities, elderly population, youth.

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