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Ainsley Jones

Health facility, PNG (image: Grant Walton)

Decentralisation and the potential for corruption in PNG

June 30, 2017

by Grant Walton, Ainsley Jones

Ainsley Jones

Ainsley was previously a Research Officer at the Development Policy Centre at the Australian National University. Ainsley recently completed her honours in Development Studies at ANU, entitled “Missing in Action: The Diminished Role of Collective Action in Responses to Corruption in Papua New Guinea”. She is currently completing a Masters in Primary Teaching at the University of Melbourne with a focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island peoples’ education.

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