What is Internet Governance?
Internet governance refers to the development and application of shared principles, norms, rules, and decision-making processes that shape how the internet evolves and is used.
About TzIGF
TzIGF provides an open space where diverse stakeholders discuss internet policy, digital development, safety, access, rights, innovation, and inclusion in Tanzania.
Internet governance refers to the development and application of shared principles, norms, rules, and decision-making processes that shape how the internet evolves and is used.
Since 2009, TzIGF has served as Tanzania's recognized space for multistakeholder engagement on internet and digital governance matters. It promotes cooperation, strengthens trust, and supports informed decision-making.
The internet affects education, business, health, government services, innovation, and social interaction. TzIGF ensures that different voices can participate in shaping how these systems function and how digital opportunities are shared.
TzIGF collaborates with public institutions, private sector actors, technical organizations, civil society groups, youth networks, academia, media, and international partners committed to strengthening Tanzania's digital future.