
AFRINIC Elections
AFRINIC holds several elections as part of its proceedings and organisational governance structure. We usually hold an election for:
- The appointment of Board of Directors
- The appointment of Co-Chairs of the Policy Development Working Groups
- The appointment AFRINC region's representatives on the NRO Number Council (NRO-NC)
- The appointment of community representative to the Governance Committee
The AFRINIC community is expected to play an active role in the running of the organisation and also on the global Internet resource community by nominating candidates and voting in various AFRINIC elections.
We strongly encourage members and the community in general to actively participate in the election process they are qualified to.
Governance Committee According to the Terms of Reference (ToR), three members are elected using a process similar to that used for the AFRINIC Board of Director Elections. |
Appointment of Board of Directors (BoD) Elected members of the AFRINIC Board of director play an important role in the community. Successful candidates serve a term of three years. AFRINIC Board of Directors | Board Election Process |
Number Resource Organization Number Council (NRO-NC) The NRO-NC consists of representatives elected by the Regional Internet Community and/or appointed by the Regional Internet Registries. AFRINIC-elected members of the NRO Number Council also participate on the ICANN Address Supporting Organization Address Council (ASO-AC) |
Policy Development Working Group Co-Chairs The PDWG Co-chairs consist of representative elected from the regional Internet community to coordinate and facilitate the AFRINIC policy Development Process. |
Policy Development Appeal Committee The AFRINIC Policy Development Appeal Committee, or the Appeal Committee, is a committee appointed by the AFRINIC Board, intended to adjudicate on appeals in terms of the Conflict Resolution section of the AFRINIC Policy Development Process (PDP). Appeal Committee Terms of Reference | 2018 Appeal Comm. Candidates Slate |