The Kenya School of Internet Governence's (KeSIG)  mission is to increase the capacity of key actors and potential actors in the local internet governance space. These include traditional human rights defenders and civil society organizations, students, academia, the tech community, and government departments.

These actors are also commissioned to participate in international internet policymaking thereby contributing African perspectives in global debates. The training aims to:

• Get participants to understand Internet governance
• Increase the mass of people contributing to internet policymaking in Kenya and globally
• Equip participants with skills to effectively participate in Internet governance discussions and forums  
• Provide networking opportunities for different stakeholders
• Provide actors involved in Internet governance (trainers) with feedback on emerging issues 

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