African Internet Service Providers Association
AfrISPA (The African Internet Service Providers Association) is a non-profit association of African ISP associations.[1] AfrISPA helps formulate policies regarding the Internet in Africa; provides operational support to service providers through business and funding opportunities; and works for the development of human resources, information propagation, Internet awareness, and usage.[2] AfrISPA is working to develop Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) in Africa to reduce the dependency of the continent on other regions for Internet access.[3] The association works to promote educational opportunities in the field of technology and Internet. It publishes relevant industry data for Members.[4] Currently, they have more than 25 IXPs.[5]
Type: | non-profit |
Industry: | Internet |
Founded: | 2 August 2001 |
Founder(s): | ISPA, Eric Osiakwan |
Headquarters: | Sandton |
Country: | South Africa |
Email: | info[at]afrispa.org |
Website: | AfrISPA, AfrISPA |
Key People | |
William Stucke, Chairman Lanre Ajayi, Vice Chairman |
Members
External Links
- AfrISPA report on African regulatory Index 2005.