Host an event
APNIC meetings are a well-established part of the international and regional Internet calendar and attract influential industry professionals in a cooperative and open environment. They provide a unique opportunity for organizations to get closely involved with the Internet addressing community. Participants can take part in open policy development, share technical knowledge, and attend tutorials and training.
The main responsibilities are the provision of local support and commitment so that APNIC can manage the meeting properly. The local meeting host must commit certain resources to the event but is not expected to take the lead role in financial or event management for the meeting.
Submit a proposal
If you are interested in hosting an APNIC meeting, you will need to lodge a completed proposal that addresses all the relevant topics outlined in the Calls for Proposals (CFP).
Call for proposals to host the 30th APNIC Meeting
All the information you need to apply to host an APNIC meeting is contained in the Call for proposals (
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Submit your completed proposal to APNIC's Events Manager