APSIG Fellowship Committee 2022
Babu
Ram
Aryal, Chair
Jahangir
Hossain
Kashif Adeel
N.Sudha Bhuvaneswari, Dr.
Sagarika Wickramasekera
Srinivas Chendi
Unggul
Sagan
The final list of selected fellows for APSIG2021 face-to-face edition is as follows;
Abdullah Qamar - Pakistan
Abdullah Afzal Raja - Pakistan
Ahmad Zia Yousufi - Afghanistan
Aliza Basharat - Pakistan
Ananda Niraula - Nepal
Ashirwad Tripathy - Nepal
Brinda Dash - India
Faig Farmanov - Azerbaijan
Hamna Noor - Pakistan
Kaarika Das - India
KAPIL GOYAL - India
Lianna Galstyan - Armenia (funded by APTLD)
MD IMRAN HOSSEN - Bangladesh
MH Masum - Bangladesh
Mohamed Shareef - Maldives
Mostofa-Al Mahmud - Bangladesh (funded by APTLD)
Naeem Uddin - Pakistan
Namra Naseer - Pakistan
Nazrul Abu Zhar - Malaysia
Paribhasha Pradhan - Nepal
Rijul Arora - India
Rilla Gusela Sumisra - Indonesia
Samik Kharel - Nepal
SAYDA KAMRUN JAHAN - Bangladesh
Shradha Pandey - India
Shrutee Bepari - India
Shveta Ashish Kokash - India
TRANG NGOC NGUYEN - Vietnam
For queries, feel free to contact us at fellowship@apsig.asia
Fellowship Committee Members;
Mubashir Sargana - Committee Chair
Srinivas Chendi
Sazeena Karki
Shamsullah Shams
Kashif Adeel
Dayanidhi Krishna
Hanan Khatib
Khulan Batbayar
Sagarika Wickramasekera
Mahee Kirindigoda
The
APSIG Conference Program is meant to identify candidates who deserve
support for participating major conferences on Internet and Digital
Governance including Internet Governance Forum. The program, supported
by APSIG and others, started in 2016.
The APSIG Finance Committee will handle the Conference Fellowships. The Committee will use the following procedure to identify candidates:
1- Candidates submit a Conference Fellowship application with the workshop proposal, session proposal or paper with or without the acceptance letter from the relevant conference.
2- Preference will be given to candidates with the accepted workshop proposals, session proposals or the paper from developing countries.
3- After the conference, the selected fellows are required to submit a report to APSIG.
Why APSIG Conference Fellowship Program?
We would like to see many Internet governance leaders and experts in Asia Pacific to participate IGF and other major Internet/Digital governance conferences actively.
Unfortunately, financial supports to participate these conferences are very limited. We decided to create Amazon/APSIG Fellowship Program for active participation to IGF.
Later, we changed the name to APSIG Conference Fellowships. APSIG focuses more on APSIG alumni.
We also recommend all national SIGs and IGFs to sustain active participation to IGF among other major conferences to develop good SIG curriculum and IGF program as well as developing global human networks through active participation to the conferences.