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From Manasseh Yambangi on PNG passports quick, birth certificates slow
I have applied for a scholarship,but have been denied due to have not having a birth certificate,I have enquire twice at pngcir to collect but fail , further more I have a issue nid card without a birth certificate
From Peter Garrick on Seasonal labour recruitment trends under New Zealand’s RSE scheme
Excellent material
From Helene Perold on Climate action for organisations that don’t focus on climate change
Hi Jake and team, Peter Devereux shared this with us and I must congratulate you on undertaking this work to integrate climate change action so deliberately into AVP's activities. I sincerely hope that other IVCOs will follow suit - it been an issue under the radar for far too long.
From Collin Nixon on Kina depreciation and inflation fears
Hard Kina policy can be interchangeably used with fixed exchange regime where PGK is fixed/pegged against stable currency such as USD to accommodate for exchange rate risk thereby achieving price stability.
From Izzidore on The PEV ballot: a stand-out success with two exceptions
So the 300 visas reserved for Samoa and Kiribati plus the unused visas for Palau 50-9= 41, FSM 50-8=42, (300+41+42= 383) visas will be distributed among the high PEV demanding countries like Fiji, Tonga, TL, SI, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, and PNG for the second ballot selection?
From Robert Cannon on Hidden contributions of ODA: the Australian Volunteer Program
Thank you, Anthony, for an insightful and valuable contribution to ways of thinking about development!
From Stephen Howes on The Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: a how-to guide
No, you need the job offer.
From Kate Walton on Pacific labour mobility: let’s talk about sex
Thank you for focusing on such an important and overlooked part of workers' wellbeing.
From Alois R'vakpa on Fictitious commodities: the forest carbon market in PNG
The Papua New Guinea has a country owns virginity forest needed protect from destruction, which the government of PNG need to work with stakeholders to maintain these forest which I am interested to learn and know more about all ...
From Millie on The Pacific Engagement Visa in PNG: a how-to guide
Thanks Stephen for the assurance. However in the event I don't secure a job within the given timeframe, can I still be granted visa if I can prove adequate funding and support from family for the first six months?
From Michael Louze on Treaties Committee critiques PACER-Plus
It has taken Australia several years and a fair amounts of free airlines tickets, per diem, luxury hotel accommodation, and promises of immediate subvention payment for the signatories countries at time of signature to have Vanuatu (and a few other Pacific countries) ultimately sign and ratify the Pacerplus Agreement. Congratulations.
If China or a private enterprise arranged a similarly so one sided treaty or arrangement to be signed using similar method, all the journalist (and western governments) would have been jumping around saying bribery, corruption. Sad to watch big countries supposed to be helping us taking advantage of our system like this.
From Stephen Howes on The PEV ballot: a stand-out success with two exceptions