Industry Network Technology Council (INTC) is a nonprofit membership organization that brings enterprises, academia, and government organizations together to promote education and collaboration on current and evolving Internet Standards in a vendor-neutral environment. IIESoc has an MoU with INTC and working on various projects together.

National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK), also known as NITK Surathkal, formerly known as Karnataka Regional Engineering College (KREC), is a public engineering university. IIESoc has signed an MoU with NITK and working towards IPv6 migration at the university campus. 

IEEE Mangalore Subsection (MSS) was established on July 10, 2013, under the aegis of IEEE Bangalore Section in Region 10 (R10). With a membership of over 1750 individuals, of which 80% are students, Mangalore Subsection is dedicated to supporting the knowledge and training needs of its student members. Through regular events such as distinguished lectures, project and paper competitions, workshops, monthly technology series, and various educational activities, Mangalore Subsection strives to empower students with valuable learning opportunities. IIESoc has signed a MoU with IEEE Mangalore Subsection to disseminate knowledge about Internet technologies, specifically IPv6.

Website of IEE Mangalore Subsection is: https://ieee-mangalore.org/ 

The Information Society Innovation Fund (ISIF Asia) is dedicated to empowering organizations that research, design and implement technical solutions that support Internet development and facilitate human and economic development in the Asia Pacific region, with a focus on Inclusion, Infrastructure, and Knowledge from a technical and operational perspective. 

They are offering IPv6 deployment grants to all kinds of organizations, including private companies, and the grants range between USD 30,000 and USD 250,000. The organization needs to have an IPv6 allocation and the project should be in the Asia Pacific. Read more here.