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From Ilmu Komunikasi on How fiscal centralisation undermines Indonesia’s regional autonomy
Are there more information regarding about this topic for us to research for? Thank you, Regards, Ilmu Komunikasi.
From Anna Naupa on After midnight: what Fiji’s HIV crisis looks like from a mobile clinic
Vinaka for sharing about such important, needed work on HIV services and the deeply considered approach to finding a model that works to reach those who need the services the most.
From Danny on Solid waste management in Papua New Guinea
We started investigating the environment impact to the region from Wapu Gold mine and the township of Lae. After years of investigation it broke down because local interest parties did not have resources to get their ground proposal started. I am still prepared to continue the hard work already done.
From Godfrey Koya on What women leaders in the Pacific can teach us about how change happens
In Papua New Guinea, women are already leading in everyday life—through churches, markets, families, and community work. Their leadership is on trust, respect, and relationships within wantok systems.
Women are already leading in PNG, but what they need is recognition, support, and inclusion in decision-making.
From Elisabeth Jackson on What women leaders in the Pacific can teach us about how change happens
Hi Vincent, thanks so much for your comment - glad you liked the blog. There is definitely lots to say about how women navigate the challenges of male-dominated spaces and you're also absolutely right that there are so many people leading and influencing change in positive ways across the Pacific - we just looked at a small selection. Aidan Craney is doing some great work on youth leadership, which you might like to take a look at. Cheers, Lis
From Jack Parina on Superannuation performance in PNG
I would not say that the 'best' indicator of performance is the crediting rate. The crediting rate is a lagging, discretionary figure declared by the board (Superfund). It is a policy decision, not a pure market reflection of the funds performance. It is no secret that both funds have been buoyed over the past decade by an unhealthy concentration of risk. Both funds are heavily reliant on BSP dividends and PNG Government Treasuries (T`Bills and GIS). This creates a circular dependency as the funds' performance is tethered to the very government debt they are forced to buy because of FX shortages. True performance should instead be measured by Risk-Adjusted Return on Assets (ROA). The crediting rate model is outdated; most Australian supers have scrapped it for the benchmarking model, as the article suggests.
From Vincent Korowa on What women leaders in the Pacific can teach us about how change happens
This is a remarkable article that uses real stories from Pacific women to show how leadership truly works. The four key points are clear and easy to follow. To make it even stronger, it could talk more about the challenges women face from male-dominated systems, include voices from more Pacific countries, and look at how younger generations are being brought along. Overall, this is a helpful and important piece for anyone working on leadership and development in the Pacific
From Eric Kramer on Superannuation performance in PNG
Great article. Please get in touch with me, i would like to share some white papers on super annuation reforms in PNG, written in association with ASFPNG. My mobile number is 7494 1110. Regards, Eric Kramer
From nohoro amaroa on Service delivery realities in Gulf Province, PNG
This survey report was for 2012. It would be interesting to have another socio-economic survey done for the Province since the road connectivity from Morobe/Gulf (Epo) and the Highlands region/Gulf (Kikori) linking the main trunk line to Port Moresby and the Central Province.
From DAVID on How can Papua New Guinea gain more opportunities for seasonal work in Australia and New Zealand?
Interested and I will be good for me to register. thanks 🙏🙏
From James Duks on Papua LNG: why so delayed?
PNG needs onshore facilities to develop it's LNG resources and sale PNG brand. Stop this trade of raw materials sale. Go down streaming now or never.
From Clyde Kaila on Most UPNG students oppose Bougainville independence