Connecting Africa,
redefining technology.

The West Africa Internet Governance Forum (WAIGF) is structured around four key tracks that drive inclusive dialogue, capacity building, and policymaking in the region. These tracks ensure that diverse voices from governments, youth, policymakers, and experts are actively involved in shaping the digital future of West Africa. Mainly:

The annual forum (WAIGF), brings together stakeholders from across the region to discuss Internet governance challenges and opportunities.

The Youth Track or WAYIGF, is dedicated to empowering young people in Internet governance discussions. Through youth sessions, capacity-building events, and advocacy training.

The West Africa School on Internet Governance (WASIG) and gain in-depth knowledge of Internet policies, digital rights, cybersecurity, governance frameworks, and many more.

The WAIGF Parliamentary Track, brings together lawmakers from across West Africa to discuss policies on data protection, cybersecurity, digital inclusion, and emerging technologies.