An open letter to future APNIC Fellows from a 2025 Fellow
Guest Post: APNIC 2025 Fellow Rabby prepares future Fellows to make the most of their Fellowship experience by sharing what he learned during his time as an APNIC Fellow.
Tag: capacity development
Three of the best: Capacity development
APNIC plays an active role in promoting the development of the Internet in the Asia Pacific. Here are the top three posts on the topic from 2025.
Advancing digital connectivity and innovation in China
China is home to one of the world’s largest and most complex Internet ecosystems. Driven by digital strategy, China is pursuing ambitious goals to strengthen connectivity and expand next-generation networks.
IGF 2025 releases new guide on financing community connectivity
A new publication launched at IGF 2025 outlines practical models for funding and sustaining community-centred connectivity initiatives.
Bangladesh’s Internet transformation: From satellite shadows to digital highways
Guest Post: In the past two decades, Bangladesh’s Internet has surged from 0.1% to over 75% penetration, shedding its reliance on costly satellite links. But the real work lies ahead — strengthening local peering, reaching rural areas, and building infrastructure that serves everyone.
Asia Pacific charts the course for WTDC-25
Key highlights from the final preparatory meeting for WTDC-25.
WSIS+20: An important moment for the future of the Internet
APNIC welcomes the WSIS+20 Zero Draft and reaffirms its commitment to inclusive digital development, multistakeholder governance, and technical capacity building across the Asia Pacific region.
Apply now for an APRICOT 2026 Fellowship
APRICOT is offering a limited number of fellowships in the lead up to APRICOT 2026. Apply now!
Modernizing Viet Nam’s Internet: Infrastructure, security, action
From routing security to nationwide IPv6-only, see how coordinated operations are building the future of Viet Nam’s Internet.
Serving Indigenous communities with high-speed Internet through monsoons and desert
Guest Post: Connecting remote Indigenous communities through desert and monsoonal rains required adaptations and improvements to battery-and-solar-powered Internet infrastructure.