An intensive training to build and enhance PNG youths and women with necessary skills in riverine fishing and running an agribusiness
Category: Papua New Guinea
Funding to dictate drought relief aid in PNG
Due to lack of funding, only serious cases in drought-affected districts of Morobe Province can be assisted, says PNG’s Disaster coordinator
Partnership with government agency to strengthen fisheries value chain in Papua New Guinea
FAO partners with NFA to administer the sustainable development of the fisheries sector in the Sepik Region of PNG
Partnering for a richer cocoa industry
A new partnership to improve PNG’s cocoa quality, supply, and production and make a difference in the lives of cacao growers
Prolonged drought leaves many without food and water in PNG
Many PNG residents are suffering from the detrimental effects of severe prolonged drought. PNG PM says his government will look at how best they can help those affected
Fighting off the bulldozers in the sacred kwila forests of Papua New Guinea
Villagers in Suburam are pushing back against logging operations they say are encroaching on designated conservation areas while harvesting timber from Papua New Guinea’s forests
Sea level rises forcing community to relocate from Carteret Islands in Papua New Guinea
Carteret Islands community in PNG have no choice but to give up the way of life of generations before them due to sea level rise caused by climate change
Jellyfish filmed by scuba diver off Papua New Guinea could be rare or new species
Jellyfish filmed in the watery depths off Papua New Guinea has marine biologists excited as it could be a rare or new species
Supporting farmers with tools and materials to produce quality cocoa and vanilla in PNG
EU Funded UN Joint STREIT PNG Programme distributes tools and materials to PNG rural communities to further enhance their rehabilitation practices in cocoa and vanilla blocks
Improving livelihoods in remote lowland communities in PNG
PNG food supplies can be enhanced by greater production and consumption of energy-dense foods, superior cultivators of current crops, and improved techniques for growing, say the authors