The East Africa Internet Governance Forum (EAIGF) has been a pivotal platform for dialogue on Internet governance in the region since its inception in 2008. The 2026 edition will take place in Kampala, Uganda, against the backdrop of rapid digital transformation and the growing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI). It will provide an opportunity for regional stakeholders to discuss how East Africa can harness AI and digital technologies while safeguarding human rights, promoting inclusion, strengthening cybersecurity, and supporting sustainable economic development… Read More >>
EAIGF 2026 ROADMAP
Call for Thematic Inputs: Date to be Announced Call for session proposals: Date to be Announced Secretariat analysis of proposals: Date to be Announced Call for registration: Date to be Announced Ist Community consultations: Date to be Announced Announcement of successful proposals: Date to be Announced Host EASIG: Date to be Announced Host EAIGF: Date to be Announced
The East Africa Community in partnership with the Internet Society Uganda
Chapter will on September 11 -12, 2024 host the East Africa Internet
Governance Forum (EAIGF) at Serena Hotel, Kampala, Uganda. Read More>>
The secretariat invites interested parties to submit session proposals to shape the agenda of the EAIGF2024. The call for proposals shall remain open until July 10 2024. (Proposals submitted after the deadline will not be accepted). Read More>>
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EAIGF Travel Note
Guidelines for international delegates for the East Africa Internet Governance Forum (EAIGF 2026)
The multi-stakeholder forum brings together representatives from the government, media, private sector, civil society, technical community, academia and individuals interested in shaping the discussion on how the Internet is governed in East Africa.
The East African Community (EAC) in partnership with the Internet Society Uganda Chapter have kicked off preparations for the 11th East Africa Internet Governance Forum