Showing posts with label Sustainable Development Goals 2030. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sustainable Development Goals 2030. Show all posts

A Contrarian View of Sustainable Development in Papua New Guinea in the Next 50 Years

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Papua New Guinea (PNG) is a developing country with a young and growing population. The economy is largely resource-based, with mining, oil,...

Is 10 Years of Free Education Policy Addressing the Education for All Agenda 2030?

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The free education policy was implemented at different stages in PNG since independence. The 'Implementation' in the earlier years w...

App to help LOs Report Illegal Logging on their Land

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Lukim Gather , a phone application developed by Catalpa International will help PNG to monitor its protected areas.  The new system will...

China Not a Development Partner But Loan Shark in PNG

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WHICH DONORS CONTRIBUTE THE MOST TO PNG?  While discussing 2020 Budget papers many members of NEC were surprised to find out just how much ...

Papua New Guinea has highest rates of use of off-grid solar lighting in the developing world - IFC Report republished

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Access to sustainable and clean energy, even the ability to be able to have a simple light at night to read or study, can have a huge posit...

30:30:40 TFF Funds Allocation Needed Clarity from 3 Key Stakeholders

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This post revisits the joint ministerial statement by the, then, Education Minister and Education Secretary in 2016 regarding the Tuition...

SDG 4 Data at Your Fingertips with New Tools from the UIS

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Quick guide and tools help countries, donors, technical partners and civil society groups make the most of SDG 4 data REPOSTED from ht...

Western Highlands Province | Road Network and Agriculture a Powerful Combination

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I have little understanding of Western Highlands Province, especially its vast inter-linked road networks that link the province's ferti...

BUILDING INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY: REVIEW OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA MDG PERFORMANCES

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1. INTRODUCTION In this review titled ‘ A Way Forward: Review of Papua New Guinea’s Millennium Development Goals 2015 Dismal Performance’ ...

Churches in PNG and Govt Partnership Vital for Development (MDGs & SDGs)

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Should the Churches in PNG be blamed for the poor attainment of MDG (and SDG) indicators? This post aims to address the question paused ...