Donors to the IGF Trust Fund

The Internet Governance Forum Secretariat is funded through donations from various stakeholder groups. While host countries bear the majority of the costs associated with holding the annual IGF meeting, the IGF Secretariat's activities are funded through extra-budgetary contributions paid into a multi-donor Trust Fund administered by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA). All contributions are administered and accounted for in accordance with United Nations Financial Rules and Regulations and other applicable directives, procedures and practices.

Contributions from all stakeholders are welcome, including in-kind donations. 

The Secretariat is grateful to IGF Trust Fund donors, listed below in order of the size of their total contribution since 2006.

 

Why does the IGF need funding?

The IGF secretariat was established to be funded by voluntary contributions. Without funding, IGF would not be able to deliver its mandates.

Who can contribute to the IGF?

The IGF welcomes contributions from government agencies, non-governmental organizations as well as private entities. At this time, the IGF is not able to accept contributions from individuals. Individuals can contribute to the work related to the internet governance forum through IGFSA (https://igfsa.org/)

How can Member States, Corporations, Companies and Foundations support the IGF?

By making contributions to the IGF Trust Fund, entities can provide support to the IGF to deliver its mandate.

How do one contribute to the IGF Trust Fund?

Please contact us at [email protected]

 

Donors to the Trust Fund

Government of Finland Finland Government Logo

European Commission

eu logo

Government of Germany Germany's Coat of Arms
Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) icann logo

Number Resource Organization (NRO)

nro logo
Government of Switzerland    swiss

Government of the Netherlands

netherlands logo

 The Internet Society (ISOC)

isoc logo
Government of the United States usa
Government of the United Kingdom  dcms
Government of Japan min jap logo
Nominet UK nominet logo
IGFSA IGFSA Logo
Tides Foundation Tides Foundation Logo
Verizon verizon logo
Brazilian Internet Steering Committee cgi br
AT&T att
China Energy Fund Committee China Energy Fund Committee Logo
The Internet Society Foundation ISOC Foundation logo
Facebook Facebook Logo
Verisign verisign logo

European Registry for Internet domains (EURid)

EURid Logo

 

Microsoft Corporation Microsoft Logo
Afilias Global Registry Services afilias logo
Government of Portugal - Fundacao Para a Ciencia e a Tecnologia Portugal Government Logo
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft - Communications / Nokia Siemens Networks nokia
Google google logo
Government of Norway min norway
Government of Sweden sweden
Amazon amazon.com-logo
UNINETT Norid uninett logo
The Swiss Education & Research Network (SWITCH) switch logo
The Walt Disney Company disney
CISCO cisco logo
auDA Australia's Domain Name Administrator auda logo
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) - Business Action to Support the Information Society (BASIS) ICC-BASIS Logo
Coordination Center for TLD RU ru
Danish Internet Forum Danish Internet Forum Logo
Politecnico di Torino Logo of Politecnico de Torino
Community DNS dns logo
Government of the Republic of Korea  Logo of the Government of the Republic of Korea
European Telecommunication Network Operators' Association ETNO Logo
MCADE, LLC. mcade
NIC-MEXICO mexico
Nic.at The Austrian Registry austrianreg logo
Summit Strategies International summit2
NIKKEI DigitalCORE nikkei logo
Ribose Inc. Ribose
In Kind Contributions

Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)   

(Covers transcription for MAG Face-To-Face Meetings)

ICANN logo

CISCO

(Provides WebEx Tool for Virtual Meetings)

cisco logo

Google

(Provides extended Youtube Account for Sessions Videos)

Google Logo

ITU

(Provides remote participation for one face to face meeting)

ITU Logo

IGFSA

(Covers transcription for MAG and Dynamic Coalitions Virtual Meetings)