Skip to content

Submit

About
Authors
Posts
Publications
Submit

Submit

Agricultural development

Australian aid Pacific & PNG Pacific migration Asian & global development

Motorcyclists queue for fuel in Dhaka, Bangladesh

22 May 2026

Governing on empty: the Hormuz crisis across Asia and the Pacific — part 1

by Nicola Nixon and Kazi Faisal Bin Seraj

A farmer is tending to the rice paddies.

22 May 2026

Governing on empty: the Hormuz crisis across Asia and the Pacific — part 2

by Nicola Nixon and Kazi Faisal Bin Seraj

a group of people riding motorcycles down a street

22 May 2026

Governing on empty: the Hormuz crisis across Asia and the Pacific — part 3

by Nicola Nixon and Kazi Faisal Bin Seraj

504073642 10100176683254328 8651285070480394931 n

17 April 2026

Palm oil, poverty and the price of progress

by Ryan Edwards

World Bank Vice Presidents visit Vanua, Fiji, February 2026

10 March 2026

Jobs at the heart of the new playbook for Pacific small states

by Gallina A. Vincelette, Carlos Felipe Jaramillo and Sarvesh Suri

21 October 2025

What the first comprehensive productivity study tells us about PNG’s economy

by Martin Davies

16 October 2025

Nourishing Samoa’s future starts with affordable, nutritious diets

by Alpha Bah and Seuseu Joseph Tauati

World Bank Senior Economist Dr Dung Doan discussing Wave Two of Pacific Labour Mobility Survey with PALM horticulture workers

2 October 2025

No evidence SWP affected domestic farm worker earnings

by Ryan Edwards and Toan Nguyen

9 July 2025

PNG cocoa information goes mobile

by Tom Swan, Chris Fidelis and Damien Field

19 June 2025

Tuvalu’s traditional development partners and allies: are they doing enough?

by Niuone Eliuta

27 February 2025

Real wage growth in Papua New Guinea over three decades

by Martin Davies

6 January 2025

A rare aid success story brought riches to Bougainville but will it last?

by Gordon Peake and Terence Wood

Older posts

Page1 Page2 … Page13 Next →

Recent Comments

Robert Cannon on Educational change: where donor policies and the “science of scale” fall short
Robert Cannon on Educational change: where donor policies and the “science of scale” fall short
Robert Cannon on Educational change: where donor policies and the “science of scale” fall short
Busa Jeremiah Wenogo on Morauta’s masterclass in economic reform: part one
Kara C on Educational change: where donor policies and the “science of scale” fall short

View all comments

Upcoming Events

Voters’ participation in PNG: women’s participation
12:30-13:30, 5 June 2026
2026 Australasian AID Conference
2-4 December 2026

The Devpolicy Blog is based at the Development Policy Centre, Crawford School of Public Policy, College of Law, Governance and Policy, The Australian National University.

Sign up to our newsletter

Creative Commons

Posts on the Devpolicy Blog are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License unless otherwise noted.

About
Authors
Contact us

Australian aid
Pacific and PNG
Pacific migration
Asian & global development

Development Policy Centre
Australian Aid Tracker
Publications
Devpolicy Talks
PNG Databases

Follow us

Facebook
X
LinkedIn
Email
Podcast
Instagram

Copyright © 2026 - Development Policy Centre, Australian National University. Website by Futuretheory.

Subscribe to our newsletter

Search for: