Strategy 2019-2022

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The PICISOC Strategy articulates the strategic direction and priorities for the Pacific Islands Chapter of the Internet Society (PICISOC). The strategic priorities described inthis document will guide PICISOCs efforts in ensuring that it benefits all of the people in the Pacific and Oceanic region. PICISOC will continue to promote and strengthen strategic relationship and partnership with key stakeholders and members from other parts of the world and region to support the key priorities.

We hope you enjoy reading the strategy and help us promote and strengthen strategic relationship with key partners and stakeholders.

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