multi-stakeholder internet governance

auDA provides its views on the Zero Draft of the GDC was published on 2 April 2024 and was presented to UN Member States on 5 April 2024. It will be negotiated by governments over the next few months and is scheduled to be   adopted at the Summit of the Future in September 2024. 

auDA's submission to the NETmundial+10 is taking place in Sao Paulo, Brazil on 29-30 April, convened by the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee. The meeting will bring together government, private sector, civil society and technical stakeholders from around the world to discuss and build consensus on how to strengthen and improve the multi-stakeholder governance framework.

auDA recently provided a comments on the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) Leadership Panel's paper titled, The Internet We Want, which sets out a high-level vision for the future of the internet. The call for comments closed on 1 March 2024.

auDA, CIRA, InternetNZ and Nominet outline why an open, free, secure and global Internet requires effective multi-stakeholder internet governance.

A joint response to the consultation on proposed elements of the Global Digital Compact Zero Draft submitted by auDA, CIRA, InternetNZ and Nominet UK on 08 March 2024.

2024 promises to be another big year for internet governance. In this blog post we highlight auDA’s planned work and priorities for 2024.

The IGF is an annual event hosted by the United Nations that is open to all stakeholders – industry, government, academia, civil society and individual users – to progress discussions on key internet governance issues. The theme of this year's IGF was "The internet we want – empowering all people." In this blog, we highlight some of the key takeaways and insights from our involvement.