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Asia Pacific School on Internet Governance is a regional School of Internet Governance working towards raising awareness and capacity building within the Asia Pacific region. It's a yearly event that brings in Internet Leaders from the Asia Pacific region for a Training of Trainers (TOT) program.[1]
The APSIG is the Brain Child of Prof Dr. Kilnam Chon who is one of the Internet Hall of Fame inductees.[2]
