The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has announced the opening of the fellowship programme for the Singapore public meeting, tagged ICANN 49.
ITRealms gathered that the fellowship programme has demonstrated success in its mission to build capacity in the ICANN multistakeholder environment through focused interactive engagement between newcomers to ICANN and community members at each of the ICANN meetings.
The programme also seeks to identify members of the Internet community who either have not previously been able to participate in ICANN processes or constituent organizations, or those who require further exposure to the Internet community and its work but cannot travel and attend a meeting without financial support.
This outreach programme seeks participants from developing regions and countries of the world, in order to help create a broader base of knowledgeable constituents who will become the new voice of experience in their regions and beyond.
Equally, ITRealms gathered that applications to become an ICANN Fellow are assessed for each meeting by an independent selection committee.
Priority, however, is given to applicants who: meet minimum programme requirements; are current residents of developing and least developed nations; and are interested in participating in the ICANN multistakeholder process and its supporting organizations, advisory committees or stakeholder groups.
Also efforts will be made to include participants from the region in which the ICANN meeting is being held.
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The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has officially opened the call for applications to its 49 Fellowship Programme ahead of the Singapore public meeting, underscoring its ongoing commitment to building capacity within the ICANN multistakeholder environment through focused interactive engagement between newcomers and established community members. The outreach initiative targets aspiring participants from developing and least developed countries who may otherwise lack the resources to attend an ICANN meeting, aiming to broaden the base of informed voices contributing to Internet governance processes. An independent selection committee will assess all applications, with priority given to qualified candidates from underrepresented regions and those keen to engage actively in ICANN’s supporting organizations and advisory committees.
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