1. Development Services Duncan Macintosh Development Director

2. Development through partnership: What and why? What: The sustainable and continuing development of the Internet in the Asia Pacific in a way that is open, stable and secure Why: We are committed to helping the AP region grow and develop, but we cannot do it on our own – we need partners

3. APNIC Development services Training (Nurul, Shane, Lisa) Engineering Assistance (Miwa) Infrastructure projects (root servers, encourage IXPs) And support for community development and engagement (NOGs, fellowships and engagement with other AP Internet organizations etc.) (Sunny) ISIF projects and awards (Sylvia) Policy (Adam)

4. Responding to the needs of members Training (about 3,000 trainees a year in 19 of 56 economies) Engineering assistance (2-3 projects) Fellowships (14 APNIC 38 fellows from 10 nations; 2 youth fellows) Community development (8 NOGs supported in 2014) Project grants (ISIF projects highlighting the services and impact of member networks)

5. Training Type Workshops: 3 to 5 days Tutorials: 1 to 2 days E-learning: 1 to 2 hours 5

6. Training Focus 1.IP and AS resources 2.DNS 3.Network security 4.Routing 5.IPv6 This document is uncontrolled when printed. Before use, check the APNIC electronic master document to verify that this is the current version. 6

7. What? Independent advice and assistance from networking experts Network design and optimization, guidance on best current practices, and deployment of operational technologies, IPv6, etc. Why? To assist and support APNIC’s members in the design and operation of their network infrastructure Where? Within APNIC’s service region How much? On a cost-recovery basis Engineering Assistance (EA)

8. Policy Contribute to the development of a policy environment that maximises the value of the Internet to the region Focus on: Maintenance and transparency of policy documents Facilitation and efficiency of policy support process Promotion of participation and engagement Implementation of policy decisions

9. ISIF Asia Grants Competitive selection process Up to AUD $30,000 / 3-12 months Aligned with funding categories Reporting required Access to additional capacity building funds Supporting south-to-south projects replication Awards Competitive selection process Online voting Cash prize AUD $3,000 + IGF travel Aligned with funding categories No reporting required Higher media exposure Access to additional capacity building funds ISIF Asia is a small grants and awards program aimed at stimulating creative solutions to ICT development needs in the Asia Pacific region, placing particular emphasis on the role of the Internet in social and economic development in the region. APNIC manages ISIF Asia secretariat, as part of its commitment to support Internet growth, to facilitate networking and information exchange throughout the Internet community.

10. ISIF Asia: 2009 to 2014 807 submissions from 26 AP economies Around 2.5 million AUD has been allocated to 59 projects from 22 AP economies, showcasing innovation, cooperation, and technical knowledge 40 grants and 19 awards supporting initiatives in Australia, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Cook Is, India, Kiribati, Indonesia, Malaysia, Micronesia, Myanmar, Nepal, NZ, Niue, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Timor-Leste, Thailand, Tuvalu, Vanuatu and Vietnam ISIF Asia operates through a partnership between IDRC, Sida, and APNIC with sponsorship from APIA, ICANN, Internet Society, and Dot Asia

11.  Thank you!

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