2. AFRINIC Update AFRINIC APRICOT, Fukuoka, Japan 4 March 2015

3. A Quick Glance… AFRINIC celebrating 10 years of existence as an RIR Farewell to Adiel Akplogan after 10 years of service as CEO at AFRINIC – Patrisse Deesse nominated as Interim CEO Alan Barrett as NRO representative on the ICG

4. Membership Trend (2006- 2014) Page 3 1,152 active members as of Year Ending 2014

5. IP Distribution Trend 12.46 Million /32 IPv4 issued in 2014

6. 3.27 Million /48 IPv6 issued in 2014

7. 140 AS Numbers issued in 2014

8. Ongoing Projects ATLAS: 250 Probes/11 anchors by 2016 RPKI: Moving to APNIC last release v20140107-1 AIRRS: African Internet Routing and Resources Statistics DNS Anycast and Route Server Copy New WHOIS (Based on RIPE java code) Routing Registry: bundled with new Whois Page 7

9. Page 8 Policies Update ProposalStatus 1 Out-Of-Region Use of AFRINIC Internet Number Resources Discussion 2 Resource Reservation for Internet Exchange Points Discussion 3AFRINIC Service Guidelines Discussion 4. Anycast Resource Assignments in the AFRINIC region Ratified

10. Capacity Building

11. FIRE Program www.fireafrica.org  Grants and Awards Program designed to encourage and support the development of solutions to information and communication needs in the African region.  Part of the Seed Alliance with FRIDA (LACNIC) and ISIF Asia (APNIC)  22 Grants and 8 Awards given since 2012 The Fund for Internet Research and Education (FIRE)

12. Page 11 IG – Cooperation within the NRO IANA Stewardship Transition ICANN Accountability Global IGF – Support to Regional IGF’s Capacity Building & Community Engagement – Training for Governments, Policy Makers and Managers. – African Union, African Telecommunications Union. Global & Regional Engagement

13. Additional Highlights… 40 full time staff as of Dec 2014 Creation of 2 New Departments and Unit – Capacity Building and Community Engagement – Research and New Technology – Customer Service Unit (within Member Services Department) 2.74 /8 available in our IPv4 Pool end of 2014 414 Members with IPv6 prefixes ( 36 % of membership ratio but only 15 % visibility)in 2014 IPv6 prefixes allocated to 49 of 56 African economies (IPv6 coverage of 88% in Africa) Elections – AFRINIC Board (two seats - Southern and Eastern) in June 2015 – Policy Development Working Group: one co-Chair in June 2015 – NRO-NC/ICANN ASO AC (one Representative) in Nov 2015 Page 12

14. For more stats, check out our latest publication The Number Crunch http://www.afrinic.net/images/storie s/front_slide/number_crunch2.7.pdf

15. You are invited to our next event Page 14 Follow us on Twitter: @AIS_Africa Say it with a hashtag! #AISTunisia

16. Join us in celebrating 10 Years of AFRINIC

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