RIPE 55, AmsterdamOctober LACNIC REPORT Raúl Echeberría  APNIC 26  Christchurch - NZ

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 LACNIC Membership Evolution 830

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust Staff 14

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 LACNIC INCOMES AND OUTCOMES EVOLUTION

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 To be a leader in the construction and articulation of collaborative efforts for Internet development and stability in Latin America and the Caribbean Vision

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 Cooperation and Development oriented activities  FRIDA Program -  In partnership with IDRC and ISOC.  Small grants program for funding ICT research projects  2 nd phase. Total amount for this phase: US$ 650,000  Total: More than US$ 1 million in 4 years.  41 projects already funded.  New call closed last 18th August. 110 proposals from 18 countries.

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 Governmental forums  LACNIC is very active in the mayor governmental forums in the region.  LACNIC has been very involved in eLAC-2007, the action plan for developing Information Society in LAC region.  We have performed activities that contribute with the achievement of 25 of the 70 eLAC-2007 goals.  LACNIC participated in equal footing with governments in the development and negotiations about eLAC-2010, the new action plan making contributions in different areas like infrastructure, interconnection costs, IXPs and IPv6.

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 LACNIC and eLAC-2010  Particularly, goal 15 referring to IPv6: “ Carry out actions geared towards promoting the adoption of the IPv6 protocol at the public and private levels with a view to making all public services offered via the IP protocol, as appropriate, available on IPv6 and ensuring that the main State infrastructure and applications are IPv6-compatible. Actions to be implemented will, to the extent possible, include the early implementation of requirements to ensure that government procure equipment and applications that are IPv6-compatible.”  Similar resolution was adopted by CITEL – OAS where LACNIC and ARIN are members

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 IPv6  Continue support to the deployment of IPv6 through:  Training, Promotion, LAC IPv6 TF, FLIP-6  Presentations about IPv4 depletion and transition to IPv6 in 13 countries during  IPv6 tour in 10 countries this year  Argentina, Brasil, Uruguay, Curaçao, Colombia, Haiti, Costa Rica, Trinidad & Tobago, Cuba, Paraguay.  Two more under discussion : St. Maarten, Nicaragua  Campaigning : 1/1/11  IPv6 Portal -  Metrics

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 LACNIC XI Report  289 Participants  30 Different countries represented  ccTLD, IXP, Security, IPv6, ISOC chapters, LACNOG had their meeting during LACNIC XI  IPv4 Depletion panel

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 LACNIC XI / participants  289 attendees  159 Members

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 LACNIC XI: Policies that got consensus  LAC Global policy for the allocation of the remaining IPv4 address space.  LAC IPv6 Provider Independent (PI) assignments for Organizations- End Users with IPv4 PI assignments.  LAC IPv6 Provider Independent (PI) Assignments for Organizations- End Users.  LAC IPv4 special allocations/assignments reservation for new members.  The list of policy proposals can be found at:  Ratified by the Board last 8th August.

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 Sub regional meeting in Curaçao  July  70 participants from 17 countries.  Interconnection forum, IPv6, policies and reports.

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 LACNIC Open consultation and IGF Preparatory meeting  Facilitating the participation of different stakeholders  IGF Prep meeting – LACNIC, APC, RITS  Recreation of IGF – 4 sessions  Panelists from all stakeholders groups  102 participants  Very successful  On line discussions hosted by LACNIC in September

APNIC 26 – Christchurch - NZAugust 2008 We hope to see you at:

RIPE 55, AmsterdamOctober THANK YOU! GRACIAS!