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Nepal IGF 2015
Nepal IGF 2015
Nepal IGF-2015
Nepals Status:
Internet governance affects the overall internet ecosystem. If there is good
governance that is managed by proper coordination among the different
stakeholders better goals can be set and achieved.
With various critical issues such as open, access, freedom of expression, innovation
and new applications, commerce, development, and security gradually acing up the
industry Nepals technological upfront looks weak in every prospect of
infrastructure, law/policies and development which cannot be underlined.
As of mid-June 2014, there were 8.68 million internet users in Nepal. The market is
led by big two organization Ncell and Nepal Telecom which covers 97 percent of the
customers. The countrys internet penetration rate had reached 38.78 percent
(March 2015) of the total population of 26.49 million. The penetration rate was
25.82 percent a year ago. Bandwidth use has soared with the rising popularity of
social networking sites, email and internet video. Facebook, YouTube and Google are
the top three websites visited by Nepali internet users.
Digital Development has set new goals, regarding affordability and accessibility of
broadband for countries in order to accelerate the progress of the Millennium
Development Goals. These goals will materialize if there is fair play in the market
place. Around 90 percent of the countrys data customers are mobile GPRS users.
The remaining 10 percent are the users of 3G service, ADSL, optical fibre, cable
modem, EDVO, CDMA 1X, dial up and WiMax services.
Nepal Internet Governance Forum 2015
The Nepal Internet Governance Forum (Nepal IGF 2015) would be a platform where
all Internet stakeholders are openly invited with no reservation to discuss
operational, technical, commercial, and administrative aspects of managing Internet
growth.
It is a right of every individual country to search and look for options and to make
their voices heard in regards to their problems and best practice that can further
help improve the internet. Nepal being a part of the global Internet network needs
to have its position clear regarding its standards and internet government issues.
Apart from that due to its strategic location, it further needs to work on its various
aspect of management and operation of its IG issues.
Due to lack of standardization and better policy mechanism Nepal is more
vulnerable to harsh external effects of technology and development.
Nepal IGF-2015
Infrastructure
Cyber
Security
Developing/
Education
& &
Resource
-Online
safety
Researching
Campaign
Development
-Measure
and
laws &
Policies
-Developing
better
-Broadband Access
Mechanism
of
Cyber
-Updating new
Campaigns
for
Fraud
&
Cyber
Crime
policies
awareness
-Stability
in
-Privacy-FOE-FOS--Researching
Promoting Right
technology
-Optic
fiber
Human
Rights
feasibility
of
users
-Lower
-Surveillance
-Policy cost
Analysis
-Quality
of(CCTV)
-Introduction
of its
-Social
media and
-Standardization
Standard
new Technology
strategy
(Cyber
-Overcoming
-Online
safety
-Adaptability
and
terrorism)
digital
-Consumer
feasibility
of
-Cyber
Attack( DOS
behavior
technology
/DDOS)
-Prospect of new
areas of growth
IT CERT
-Reach and
-Management
/
Capacity Building
-Bilingual/
Operation
Nepal IGF-2015
working solely with the concept of multistakeholderism to promote free and open
internet.
Government
Regulator
Police/Army
Technical
Group
Technical (ITCert)
MULTISTAKEHOLDERISM
Educationists &
Researchers
Individual
Group
ISP &
Association
Journalist &
Bloggers
Activist &
Enthusiast
Law & Policies Makers
Nepal IGF-2015
Step 3 - Consolidation of working groups
Step 4 - Call for workshops
Step 5 -Sort listing
Step 6 - Execution of the plan
Finale
Advisory Committee
Consultation
MSG
Working committee
Consultant
MSG
Proposal selection
Financial management
Nepal IGF-2015
Working group
Consultants
Advisory Committee:
The advisory committee is comprised of various experienced people who provide
guidelines and basic fundamentals of how and what should be considered for
various policy and strategic consolidation in alliance of international standards.
Advisors Pool