APrIGF 2021 will be held in a HYBRID format, combining physical attendance in Kathmandu, Nepal, and at various local hubs in other cities, as well as online participation.
*Any incomplete and duplicated proposals will not be considered by the Program Committee. Valid session submissions will be reflected on the event website within 5-7 working days. Proposals updates can be made within the submission deadline should you have any changes.
Each session will be 60 minutes by default. Please ensure you have read through the Call For Proposal Guideline to understand the requirements and expectations before submitting a session proposal.
To make the event a success, the session organizer(s) is expected to:
- Be inclusive and foster new connections among participants.
- Respect diversity of opinion, belief, experience and background.
- Design your session to fit under one of the APrIGF subthemes.
- Respect your time allocation, ensure sufficient time availability to engage with audience and remote participants and plan to maximize the use of the time available.
- Ensure that speakers are diverse in terms of gender, geography and stakeholder group; invite different organizations or projects to collaborate on the session with you; remember diversity is key.
- Promote the APrIGF among your network along with your session.
- Submit a Session Summary Report within 2 weeks after the conference.
- Participate in the Synthesis Document development and contribute with the insights from your session discussions.Information collected is solely for the purpose of program development in line with https://www.aprigf.asia/privacy-policy.html