1. The Report of the 2 nd APNG Camp yangyang

2. The AP Next Generation Camp Is the camp for future internet leaders in the Asia Pacific Region. Is where AP seniors and the Next Generation learn & work together. Is where the Asian Perspective of the Internet is learned. Intends to foster multidisciplinary research including not only engineering but also non- engineering. APNG camp as Next Generation Teamwork Project. By APNG for APNG!

3. The 2nd APNG camp Is where the meaning of Asia Youth Network is discussed. Is where the possibilities of Internet Leadership in AP are discussed. Is where the problem of digital divide in AP is discussed. Is where the development of feminism & technology is discussed. Is where the next generation introduce each other, make Asian colleagues, and extend their own network.

4. Participants Total : 61 persons By Economy -Australia : 2 - Malaysia : 2 -Cambodia : 1 - Singapore : 1 -China : 16 - Taiwan : 2 -Japan : 10 - Thailand : 7 -US : 1 -Hongkong : 1 -Korea : 18

5. Remote Participants Total : 9 persons Shanghai-Tokyo-Seoul (With MCU) Shanghai-Bangkok-Seoul (With MCU) Shanghai-Seoul (P to P) Supported by APAN Special thanks to Local Arrangement Team, Prof.Kato from APAN-JR, and Hyenduk Lim/Sangkwon Yum from APAN-KR

6. Working Groups Three working groups were formed from 3 breakup sessions. Feminism Working Group Internet Policy Working Group Asia Youth Culture Working Group

7. The Coming 3 rd APNG Camp Venue : Taipei Date : During APRICOT, 20-21 th Feb., 2003 Main Theme : The New relationships on the net Additional working group & BoF : Digital divide, civil society, playing music & drama Contact Point : Anthony from TWNIC

8. The expanded Committee New core group formed from new participants of this camp From participants to planners! APNG camp can be a project through which the next internet leaders can learn to plan inter-Asia events and expand their network to AP boundaries.

9. Booming Form various working groups from various interests of the next generation Discover and link active youth groups from each region. E.g. haja center The need for increased diversity in modes of interaction. Discuss effects of the video conference.