Multistakeholder Approaches to Participation in AI Governance (MAP-AI)

The Multistakeholder Approaches to Participation in AI Governance (MAP-AI) initiative’s objective is to foster meaningful and effective multistakeholder engagement across a range of critical AI governance-focused convenings, processes, and initiatives, with a particular focus on elevating underrepresented voices and perspectives. 

                   

 

 


MAP-AI was
launched by the Global Network Initiative (GNI) and the Centre for Communication Governance (CCG) at National Law University Delhi in 2025, with the immediate goal of enhancing multistakeholder engagement and academic and civil society influence at the India AI Impact Summit, hosted by the Government of India in New Delhi in February 2026. Learn more about our Impact Summit activities.

Building on our activities at the Impact Summit, we have synthesized lessons learned, continue to facilitate multistakeholder engagement, and publish insights to inform future international AI governance efforts.

For more information, please reach out to: info[at]globalnetworkinitiative.org or ccginfo[at]nludelhi.ac.in

MAP AI at the India AI Impact Summit, 2026

Held alongside the Summit in New Delhi, the MAP-AI convenings brought together over 400 participants from governments, industry, civil society, academia, standards bodies, and multilateral institutions. Our ‘Reinforcements & Learning: Multistakeholder Convening on AI Governance’ was an official satellite event of the India AI Impact Summit, 2026 as well.

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