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Inclusive dialogue
Bring government, business, the technical community, civil society, researchers and young people into the conversation about our digital future.
Open dialogue · Shared responsibility
An open, secure and inclusive digital future for Mauritius.
A meeting place for government, business, civil society, the technical community and academia to shape the Internet together.
◆Multistakeholder
◆Public-interest focused
◆Mauritius · Africa · Global
Our purpose
One Internet. Many voices.
Internet governance affects everyone. IGF Mauritius aims to make discussion open, constructive and connected to the realities of people and institutions.
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Shared knowledge
Make Internet policy and digital safety easier to understand through conversations, events and accessible resources.
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Local to global
Connect priorities in Mauritius with African and international conversations on Internet governance.
Issues in focus
Governance that responds to real challenges.
Explore topics central to a safe and accessible digital society.
Access and digital inclusion
Cybersecurity and online safety
Privacy and data protection
AI and emerging technologies
Digital rights and responsibilities
A multilingual Internet
Early-stage initiative
African Digital Trust Commons
An open-source project being explored to help small NGOs and civil-society organisations review basic cybersecurity and responsible technology practices.
Initial testing is planned in Mauritius, with invitations extended to organisations in Cameroon, Uganda and Chad. Participation is subject to confirmation.
Knowledge & resources
Recent reading from our archive.
News and perspectives to support informed discussion.
AI in Geopolitics Network
Read articleThe Prophet of the Machine Apocalypse
Read articleThe AI That Claimed to Be a Rape Survivor
Read articleArticles may contain third-party research and commentary. Views expressed in linked material are not necessarily positions of IGF Mauritius.
Participate & collaborate
The Internet belongs to all of us.
Ideas, perspectives and partnerships help make Internet governance more inclusive. Get in touch to contribute to the conversation.