Frequently asked questions
What is IGF Burundi?
IGF Burundi is the national chapter of the Internet Governance Forum, a United Nations initiative that brings together the different stakeholders involved with the Internet — government, private sector, civil society, academia, and the technical community — for open dialogue on digital issues in Burundi.
Who can take part in IGF Burundi's activities?
Anyone interested in Internet-related issues in Burundi can take part: public institutions, tech companies, civil society organizations, researchers, students, journalists, and citizens. The forum is open to all, in a multi-stakeholder spirit.
How can I take part in the annual forum?
Registration for the annual forum is announced in advance on this site, in the Events section, as well as on our social media. You can also reach us via the contact form to be informed about upcoming editions.
Is IGF Burundi affiliated with the Burundian government?
IGF Burundi operates on a multi-stakeholder model: the government is one participant in the dialogue, alongside the private sector, civil society, academia, and the technical community, but no single actor leads the process alone.
How can I propose a discussion topic or speak at an event?
You can submit your proposal via the contact form, specifying the topic, the desired format (panel, workshop, presentation), and your contact details. Our team will respond within less than 24 hours.
Where can I find reports and documents from previous editions?
Reports, summaries, and reference documents are available in the Resources section of the site, once published by our team.