NIC. br, which stands for the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee, is a leading organization in coordinating and integrating Internet service initiatives in Brazil. Established in 1995, the committee's primary objective is to promote technical quality, innovation, and the dissemination of services available in the country.

Comprising members from the government, corporate sector, third sector, and academic community, CGI. br represents a unique Internet governance model that ensures society's active participation in decisions concerning network implementation, management, and use. CGI.

br operates on the principles of multilateralism, transparency, and democracy, regularly electing representatives from civil society to engage in discussions and prioritize Internet-related issues alongside the government. The committee consists of 21 members, including government officials, representatives from the corporate sector, the third sector, and the scientific and technological community. CGI.

br's mission involves proposing Internet regulation policies, recommending technical and operational standards, establishing strategic directives, and coordinating the allocation of Internet addresses among other responsibilities. For further information, visit the NIC. br website