Myanmar Youth IGF
Mynamar Youth IGF was recognized in 2022. It is an open, bottom-up, inclusive, multistakeholder platform where youth can discuss Internet governance and engage with all stakeholders in the country, region and globally.
The PNMA brough together experts from all stakeholder groups and regions to exchange experiences and ideas on why achieving meaningful and universal Internet access remains so challenging, in spite of years of efforts by policy makers and other actors from all stakeholder groups. During IGF 2021, the PNMA multistakeholder working group of experts, together with the community, explored the following policy questions:
During the 2025 IGF cycle, the Policy Network on Internet Fragmentation (PNIF) will continue its work to support global efforts in preventing, identifying, and addressing Internet fragmentation, in alignment with commitments made in the Global Digital Compact (GDC). The 2025 focus of PNIF will center on:
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The Best Practice Forum on Gender and Digital Rights intends to ex
The BPF Cybersecurity 2021 on the use of norms to foster trust and security, intends to take a deeper look at the drivers of cyber norms and test these norms concepts against historical Internet events, to better understand how speficic norms can be effective at mitigating adverse cybersecurity events. (MAG Agreed BPF proposal ) The 17th annual IGF meeting will be hosted in a hybrid format. The meeting will aim at accommodating the participation of stakeholders present onsite in Addis Ababa or participating online in an equitable manner. This hybrid approach also extends to the session organizing teams (organizers, speakers, moderators and rapporteurs) who will participate online or onsite. This further means that all session-engaged parties can participate onsite or online. AGENDA Received proposals for the IGF 2022 intersessional work: |