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==ICANN and Internet Governance Participation==
 
==ICANN and Internet Governance Participation==
 
Emmanuel is prominently involved in Togo’s i[http://tech228.com/emmanuel-agbenonwossi-fgi-togo-internet-croissance/ Internet governance processes] through research, multi-stakeholder engagement and co-coordinate [http://www.fgi-togo.tg/ Togo’s national Internet Governance Forum.]
 
Emmanuel is prominently involved in Togo’s i[http://tech228.com/emmanuel-agbenonwossi-fgi-togo-internet-croissance/ Internet governance processes] through research, multi-stakeholder engagement and co-coordinate [http://www.fgi-togo.tg/ Togo’s national Internet Governance Forum.]
Graduate of the African School of Internet Governance (class 2016) and the [http://igf.academy/ internet governance Academy], Emmanuel’s interests include IT entrepreneurship, Africa digitalisation, e-education, e-agriculture, Freedom of Expression, and digital rights.
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Graduate of the African School of Internet Governance (class 2016) and the [http://igf.academy/ internet governance Academy] , Emmanuel’s interests include IT entrepreneurship, Africa digitalisation, e-education, e-agriculture, Freedom of Expression and digital rights.
He believes that the bedrock for the sustained development of his nation is through youth involvement, internet development, and Entrepreneurship.  His work and research led lead him to acquire a deep understanding of the Entrepreneurship and Internet ecosystem in Togo. He provides policymakers and young entrepreneurs with advice. He is a vibrant member of the Internet Society's chapter in Togo and a member of the Policy Committee. He was in the 2016 Africa Internet Forum as a participant and panelist. He has also attended the Global IGF in Guadalajara, Mexico in 2016.
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He believes that the bedrock for the sustained development of his nation is through youth involvement, internet development, and Entrepreneurship.  His work and research led lead him to acquire a deep understanding of the Entrepreneurship and Internet ecosystem in Togo. He provides policy makers and young entrepreneurs with advice. He is a vibrant member of Internet Society's chapter in Togo and a member of the Policy Committee. He was in the 2016 Africa Internet Forum as a participant and panelist. He has also attended the Global IGF in Guadalajara, Mexico in 2016.
 
Emmanuel has joined ICANN as a fellow during the ICANN59 in Johannesburg. He was elected as the General Secretary of the NPOC (Generic Names Supporting Organisation) in 2020.  
 
Emmanuel has joined ICANN as a fellow during the ICANN59 in Johannesburg. He was elected as the General Secretary of the NPOC (Generic Names Supporting Organisation) in 2020.  
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M.A Journalism, Central University of Tunisia
 
M.A Journalism, Central University of Tunisia
 
B.A.in Finance, IAEC University, Togo
 
B.A.in Finance, IAEC University, Togo
BSc, Business Information Technology, University of Greenwich, UK
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BSc, Business Information Technology,University of Greenwich, UK
 
==Research works and Publications==
 
==Research works and Publications==
    
* Youth Entrepreneurship in Togo: Trends and Policy Recommendations
 
* Youth Entrepreneurship in Togo: Trends and Policy Recommendations
* Growing e-entrepreneurship in Africa and Challenges
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* Growing e-entrepreneurship in Affrica and Challenges
 
* Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Internet Economy (Case of Togo)
 
* Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Internet Economy (Case of Togo)
 
* African Perspective on Digital Preservation (Case of Ghana)
 
* African Perspective on Digital Preservation (Case of Ghana)
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* ICANN's Africa DNS Market Study (Country reports: of Ghana, Mali, 2017)
 
* ICANN's Africa DNS Market Study (Country reports: of Ghana, Mali, 2017)
 
* Fake news: the strategic fight in Africa vs government censorship (Original report published in French)
 
* Fake news: the strategic fight in Africa vs government censorship (Original report published in French)
* Data protection: Is Africa ready for data privacy laws like EU GDPR? (Original report published in French)
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* Data protection: Is Africa ready for a data privacy laws like EU GDPR? (Original report published in French)
 
* Migrating to IPv6: Why Africa must accelerate the migration process (Original report published in French)
 
* Migrating to IPv6: Why Africa must accelerate the migration process (Original report published in French)
 
* A Reporter's Guide to Election Coverage in Togo (Thomson Reuters Foundation, 2019)
 
* A Reporter's Guide to Election Coverage in Togo (Thomson Reuters Foundation, 2019)
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* Digital Rights in Africa Report 2018 & 2020
 
* Digital Rights in Africa Report 2018 & 2020
 
* Co-authored Global Information Society Watch, Country report, 2017
 
* Co-authored Global Information Society Watch, Country report, 2017
* Global Information Society Watch, Country report, Internet governance in Togo: Building the hope of multi-stakeholder dialogue
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* Global Information Society Watch, Country report, Internet governance in Togo: Building the hope of multi -stakeholder dialogue
 
* Global Information Society Watch, Country report, Triumphing over distance and time: the case of wireless Ghana
 
* Global Information Society Watch, Country report, Triumphing over distance and time: the case of wireless Ghana
  
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