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Papua New Guinea Sustainable Development Program
PNG Sustainable Development Program Ltd (PNGSDP) promotes diversified and balanced economic development of PNG, especially Western Province, providing for improved well being and self determination of local communities, beyond the life of the Ok Tedi mine.
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Road to Economic Development |
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PNGSDP is also upgrading the Gre to Drimgas road and the Kiunga to Kokonda roadat at cost of approximately K30 million (See Map). These two roads are located in the recently established rubber plantations and therefore are very important to the people of the area, who need to get the extracted rubber to the factory in Kiunga for processing. These are some of the key infrastructure developments undertaken by PNGSDP, in order to provide sustainable economic and social development for the people of the Western Province.
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PNGSDP Partnership with World Bank |
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PNGSDP has developed a partnership with the World Bank to support major projects at a national level, particularly in the area of road and bridge maintenance and rehabilitation. These projects are in line with the National Government of PNG’s national infrastructure plan, geared towards improving overall economic and structural development.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 June 2009 01:48 |
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Lake Murray Village Rubber Project |
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In 2005 the Company committed a total of K12.8 million funding to finance the development of 2,200ha of smallholder rubber in the Lake Murray area. The funding comprised a K7.1 million development grant and K5.7 million for sustenance loans to growers. The project is managed by North Fly Rubber Ltd and the loan facility is being administered by PNG Microfinance Ltd. Over 1,000 families have planted 1,084ha of the planned 2,200ha.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 June 2009 05:52 |
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The Community Social Investment Program (CSIP) supports projects which help communities to meet their own sustainable development goals. Project funding is contingent on Board approval.
The CSIP model requires partners to bring their own material and financial resources to the project. PNGSDP contributes funding provided project partners and communities contribute in cash and material support to significantly increase each project's value and impact on communities, especially on future operations and maintenance costs.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 23 June 2009 03:47 |
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PNGSDP continued its support of the Programs of ‘Leadership PNG’ with further funding towards the development of a leadership culture, through learning programs to enhance the skills of emerging and current leaders.
Support also was geared towards enhancing the knowledge of youths to acquire skills in government and governance, advocacy and political participation, anti-corruption and human rights. This will enable an increase in youth empowerment and skills in politics and governance process.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 June 2009 05:43 |
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The Gihamu Community Water Supply Project |
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The Gihamu community live in the rugged Western Highlands of PNG. To implement the Gihamu water project, PNGSDP partnered with the Baptist Union of PNG and the local community.
The project involved the construction of a water supply system which will provide easy access to clean and safe water for drinking and general use, to a community of 8,000 people. The total sum allocated to the project by PNGSDP was K250, 000.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 June 2009 05:58 |
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