Tag - PEPE Project

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Creeping re-centralisation in PNG’s education sector

June 15, 2016

by Peter Kanaparo, Denise Lokinap, Tara Davda, Colin Wiltshire, Grant Walton

Is education a magic bullet for addressing corruption? Insights from Papua New Guinea

June 17, 2015

by Grant Walton, Caryn Peiffer

Eliminating project fees in PNG schools: a step too far?

April 20, 2015

by Grant Walton

Papua New Guinea’s Tuition Fee-Free policy: is it working?

December 10, 2014

by Grant Walton, Anthony Swan, Stephen Howes

Fourth time’s the charm: a brief history of ‘free education’ policies in PNG

December 9, 2014

by Grant Walton, Anthony Swan

Unique data set shows how to make service delivery work in Papua New Guinea

October 30, 2014

by Stephen Howes, Andrew Anton Mako, Anthony Swan, Grant Walton, Thomas Webster, Colin Wiltshire

Good news on the gender front in Papua New Guinea

October 17, 2014

by Stephen Howes, Andrew Anton Mako, Anthony Swan, Grant Walton, Thomas Webster, Colin Wiltshire

Financing health facilities and the free health policy in PNG: challenges and risks (part 2)

July 15, 2014

by Colin Wiltshire, Andrew Anton Mako

Financing health facilities and the free health policy in PNG: challenges and risks

July 14, 2014

by Colin Wiltshire, Andrew Anton Mako

Devpolicy news: The future of AusAID | PNG’s “lost decade?” results | Fiji growth exuberance | Pacific aid and migration

October 1, 2013

by Development Policy Centre