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From Busa Jeremiah Wenogo on The next chapter in PNG’s financial inclusion story
Yes Darian, I agree that CSOs do have an important role to play. We do recognise this. For instance recently in WNB we trained priests for the Kimbe Catholic Archdiocese on financial literacy. The idea is that they will then go out and impart this knowledge to their congregation or dineries. Milne Bay in partnership with the Milne Bay Provincial Administration we conducted mentoring and coaching support to the trainers they they trained on Financial Literacy. is a charity organization that works alongside rainforest communities to halt deforestation and its impact on climate change and it is currently involved with Communities in the Suau LLG of Milne Bay Province. Cool Earth Global is gradually promoting climate friendly economic activities to stimulate economic growth within the communities it is working.
From Busa Jeremiah Wenogo on The next chapter in PNG’s financial inclusion story
Thanks Kingtau, As stated we still have a long way to go.
From Nathaniel Takinai on Internal politics and other threats to New Ireland’s autonomy plans
Concerning the NEFC report on the status of New Ireland Province, it is very sad to know that we scored the lowest. However, I think we deserve something better as we continue to contribute more to the National Budget than any other province in this country.
From Nathaniel Takinai on Internal politics and other threats to New Ireland’s autonomy plans
Thanks for sharing this and I agree with this arguments presented in this paper. As a New Irelander there need to be a change in the Leadership comes 2027 if the Province's quest for autonomy is to be fully realized.
From Frieda on The Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: a how-to guide
Thank you for this insightful and comprehensive piece. Grateful if you can also give an update, when information is available, on what the Australian Govt means by 'adequate' funds to support applicants and dependents for the 12 months, after migrating.
From Frieda on Pacific Engagement Visa application factsheet 2024
No, you have to between 18-45 years old.
From Joshua Taboro on Pacific Engagement Visa application factsheet 2024
Thank you, Australian Government, I deeply think that this opportunity is a great opportunity for me and my young family...🙏
From Stephen Howes on Pacific Engagement Visa application factsheet 2024
Hi Sharmya, You can settle anywhere provided you have a job. Dependants can travel later. For questions 3 and 4, wait and see if you are selected in the ballot. Good luck, Stephen
From Joedy inaives on The Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: a how-to guide
I'm really interested but please can you help me how to do it .
From Olimpio on How to enter the Pacific Engagement Visa ballot
Hi, I am Olimpio da Silva Pinto. I am from Timor Leste. Can you help me to register.
From Richard Moore on Myanmar requires a radically new aid paradigm
Great piece, Morten. I'd love to think we have the courage and capability to act as you suggest, but I doubt it. We're a middle power determined to be weak, except in unrealistic rhetoric and military posturing. Still, all things must pass. Good to have ideas and alternatives if ever we get back to energetic, constructive, international engagement.
From Siune Kagl on Pacific Engagement Visa application factsheet 2024
I'm a student and athlete from PNG. I used to travel around the country. I very interested to stay in Australia for training and looking for job.
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