The members of UNeGov.net come from different affiliations - government, industry, academia, civil society, etc. and from different countries (developed and developing alike) and regions around the globe, including:

• Experts in Public Administration, Information Technology, Knowledge Management, etc.
• Managers leading technology- and business-oriented government programmes
• Government practitioners, researchers and educators
• Government decision-makers and CIOs
• Civil Society representatives
• etc.

The membership is expected to grow through a process of social networking in consonance with the geographical and disciplinary scope of the activities carried out.

In order to join UNeGov.net, please register.

Many activities carried out by the Community can be better performed through the formation of formal and informal Working Groups. Such may be formed for particular projects, themes, tasks or activities. Ideally, each group would consist of members cutting across geographical regions, backgrounds and fields of expertise.

Groups formed within the community in accordance with the nature of particular tasks are expected to contribute to an organized form of cooperation among members. Obviously, group affiliation will be flexible, with individuals working with different groups at different times.

A matrix below relates origins of members against their affiliations and areas of expertise. It is an illustration, not an actual statement of membership.