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From William Keket on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
Well done Mek. You certainly have a brighter future ahead.
From McWin D PEA on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
Very interesting and an inspiring story ... Congratulations for successfully withstanding the challenges to get to the Point you are right now ... All the best in your final year studies @UPNG ...
From Bill Steven Rumbi on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
Mr Robert Mek, "Hard times create strong men, strong men create good time ... ". G. Michael Hopf.
Your story is inspiring and I hope to read a full autobiography in the future if I'm lucky. All the best in your final year of study @UPNG and may the good Lord continue to lead you ...
From Mulu Elizah on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
Very inspiring ... keeping rocking brother 🙏
From Joe Palu.Kongiye on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
Very inspirational, commitment, sacrifice and struggles is most important to become successful person.
From Gigil Marme on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
What an inspiring story of self-sacrifice, commitment, and endurance that pays off. The characters you displayed are associated with many successful men on the planet. Your story is an inspiration to others who may be struggling with the same situation. There is always a light at the end of the tunnel. Good luck in the remaining months of your school life.
From Clive Haydon on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG
An inspiring story of hardship, perseverance, and triumph. Congratulations, Robert. I wish you well in your endeavours to assist others access opportunities for education.
From Easrat Jahan Esha on Infectious diseases and One Health: a new research project
Awesome ideas! Love the research questions. Just one random thought, is it possible to relate climate change and it’s effect on the alternative use of the lands and also human behaviour as it could be a possible risk factor for the disease outbreak.
From Paul Barker on Fictitious commodities: the forest carbon market in PNG
btw, as part of a current household, agric, nutrition survey we're conducting we'll be including some questions related to land use choices, including setting aside forest areas for carbon offsetting ... it may be too hard, or theoretical (depending on prices and different periods of commitment), or individuals may feel they cannot respond over community owned resources ... but, hopefully it will elicit something useful ...
From Gerry on Timber barons v carbon brokers: the Kamula Doso forest area in PNG
Dear Mr. Wisa,
Good decisions come about when you are better informed ... please just to share bit of concern with you. Seek further advice, this might share some light on better utilize your vast forest resources.
From Wanafego Uwanumu on Will PNG really stop log exports in 2025? Part two
PNG is still developing and the national leaders must take caution to every decision they made. Because PNG doesn't have machinery to modify woods products and also we depend on the world outside to assist us.
This devpol discussion paper will and was a challenge to the current government.
From Joel Kaulo on My education journey from Jiwaka to UPNG