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'''Centre National de l’Informatique (CNI)''' or, in English, '''Burundi National Center of Information Technology''' is the organization that manages and administers the [[.bi]] [[ccTLD]] for Burundi.<ref name="dotafrica">[http://dotafrica.blogspot.com/p/african-cctlds.html African ccTLDs], DotAfrica. Retrieved 2015 September 9.</ref>
'''Centre National de l’Informatique (CNI)''' or, in English, '''Burundi National Center of Information Technology''' is the organization that manages and administers the [[.bi]] [[ccTLD]] for Burundi.<ref name="dotafrica">[http://dotafrica.blogspot.com/p/african-cctlds.html African ccTLDs], DotAfrica. Retrieved 2015 September 9.</ref>


The NCIT describes its registration policy as "rather liberal...as [long] as the domain name is in relation with the business name or one of its marks. The general principle is that a domain must reflect the truth."<ref>[https://www.nic.bi/policy.php NIC.bi - Registration Policies]</ref> It was initially managed by the US-based Network Startup Resource Center, but moved under the leadership of Victor Ciza in mid-2002.<ref name="dotafrica" />
== History ==
 
The Centre National de l’Informatique started its operations in 1973 as a computer parastatal corporation under supervision of the ministry of Finance. In 1978, the company was given management autonomy, and its goal was to develop the computer business nationwide for the public as well as for the private sectors. Within the framework of the privatization and structural adjustment policy initiated by the World Bank and IMF (International Monetary Fund), CNI was taken over in 1993 by a private group of Burundi shareholders.
 
In 2002, CNI negociated and obtained from ICANN a redelegation of the Burundi country code top level domain .BI. Today, CNI is the sponsoring organization of .BI and the Manager of its Registry.<ref>[https://nic.bi/about-us/ nic.bi: About Us]</ref>


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Revision as of 23:28, 30 July 2024

Type: Government
Headquarters: 157 Chee P. L. Rwagasore, BP 2270, Bujumbura
Country: Burundi
Email: registrar [at] nic.bi
Website: NIC.bi

Centre National de l’Informatique (CNI) or, in English, Burundi National Center of Information Technology is the organization that manages and administers the .bi ccTLD for Burundi.[1]

History

The Centre National de l’Informatique started its operations in 1973 as a computer parastatal corporation under supervision of the ministry of Finance. In 1978, the company was given management autonomy, and its goal was to develop the computer business nationwide for the public as well as for the private sectors. Within the framework of the privatization and structural adjustment policy initiated by the World Bank and IMF (International Monetary Fund), CNI was taken over in 1993 by a private group of Burundi shareholders.

In 2002, CNI negociated and obtained from ICANN a redelegation of the Burundi country code top level domain .BI. Today, CNI is the sponsoring organization of .BI and the Manager of its Registry.[2]

References

  1. ↑ African ccTLDs, DotAfrica. Retrieved 2015 September 9.
  2. ↑ nic.bi: About Us
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