Internet Governance Ecosystem, Internet Infrastructure, Digital Economy, Access and Digital Divide, E-Commerce, Digital Rights, DNS, Cyber Security, Cyber Crimes, Social Media Platforms, SDGs
Audience comprises of students, practitioners, professionals from Academia and Research, Civil Society and NGOs, Public Sector, Technical Community, Private Sector and Business
Limited fellowships are given to the students covering travel, accommodation, fee waiver and subsistence allowance are also provided depending on budget availability.
Internet governance (IG) is the development and application by Governments, the private sector and civil society, in their respective roles, of shared principles, norms, rules, decision-making procedures, and programmes that shape the evolution and use of the Internet. Pakistan School on Internet Governance (pkSIG) was devised by a group of like-minded thinkers belonging to the Government and civil society in 2015. pkSIG holds the honour of being the first national School on Internet Governance in Asia-Pacific. It is an entirely volunteer effort, operating on non-profit basis with the generous support of national and international organizations.