Organizations dealing with Internet governance related issues are invited to submit a request for an Open Forum slot at the IGF 2015 in order to present and discuss their activities. The meetings should focus on the organization’s activities during the past year and allow sufficient time for questions and discussions. Each Open Forum is required to produce a background paper and a report of the meeting. Governments wishing to hold an open forum to present their Internet governance related activities will also be given a slot.
The deadline to request an Open Forum has passed and no late submissions will be considered.
Organizations that submitted proposals:
| APNIC. The Regional Internet Registry for Asia-Pacific. |
| Association for Progressive Communications (APC) |
| Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation |
| Council of Europe |
| Department of Telecommunication, Ministry of Communication & IT, Government of India |
| DiploFoundation and the Geneva Internet Platform |
| Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. |
| Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) |
| Internet Society (ISOC) |
| JOINT OPEN FORUM EBU, European Broadcasting Union in partnership with EuroDIG organizer |
| Ministry of Education of Cuba Republic. |
| NETmundial Initiative |
| OECD |
| Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, jointly with the Council of Europe |
| SENATICS (National ICT Ministry of Paraguay) |
| Freedom Online Coalition |
| UNESCO |
| Busoga Rural Open source and Development Initiative |
| Centre for International Governance Innovation |
| Chartered Institute of Arbitrators London, UK |
| DINL, Digital Infrastructure Association |
| Internet Society India |
| LES ANGES DU CIEL |
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Government of Brazil European Comission/Global Internet Policy Observatory (GIPO) United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) |