AFRINIC Update Madhvi GOKOOL AFRINIC Ltd RIPE69, LONDON November 2014

AFRINIC at Glance 36 full time staff 9,474,816 /32 IPv4 addresses issued in /8 available in our IPv4 Pool. Serving a total of 1132 organisations 415 Members with IPv6 prefixes (~ 30 % of membership ratio but only 15 % visibility) Training Stats for 2014 : +300 engineers attended 7 IPv6+INRM workshops conducted in 7 countries Page 2

Membership Trend (2007- Nov 2014) Page 3

Interesting projects RPKI: Continue working on our RPKI service. DNS Anycast service for our infrastructure and extended to ccTLDs: More than 20 ccTLDs using the service now. WHOIS database clean up Routing Registry & Web update New WHOIS (Based on RIPE java code) Extension of MyAFRINIC to fully integrate Billing. Portal for new membership & resource requests Page 4

Page 5 ProposalStatus 1 Out-Of-Region Use of AFRINIC Internet Number Resources Discussion 2AFRINIC WHOIS Database Clean-up Discussion 3 Anycast Resource Assignments in the AFRINIC region Discussion 4. AFRINIC Service Guidelines Discussion 5. Resource Reservation for Internet Exchange Points Discussion Policies Update

 The Fund for Internet Research and Education (FIRE) was initiated in  Grants and Awards programme designed to encourage and support the development of solutions to information and communication needs in the African region.  A financial support of USD is granted to Innovative Projects: - Under Three funding categories: Innovation on Access Provision E-Development Freedom of expression  FIRE is part of the Seed Alliance together with FRIDA (LACNIC from Latin America) and ISIF Asia (APNIC from Asia Pacific). Development and Cooperation

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