Browsing: Development & Policy

In a recent post on the Devpolicy Blog, Andrew Donigi hailed the report of the Special Parliamentary Committee on Customary…

For reasons relating to the terms and conditions of the permanent public service, ingrained habits of reticence learned therein, or…

A recent Devpolicy Blog post, “The science of scale: what works to implement effective education programs?” (hereafter, “the post”) discusses…

For decades, Papua New Guinea has struggled with some of the highest maternal and newborn mortality rates in the Pacific.…

Exile is silent, but its pain lives on in the dreams of Afghan children. The noise of factories in Pakistan…

This is the final in a series of three articles examining how the Hormuz closure is reshaping energy, governance and…

This is the second in a series of three articles examining how the Hormuz closure is reshaping energy, governance and…

This is the first in a series of three articles examining how the Hormuz closure is reshaping energy, governance and…

At the end of April 2026, Cyclones Maila and Vaianu were active across the South Pacific at the same time,…

The annual survey by Business Advantage PNG of the CEOs of 100 of Papua New Guinea’s largest firms is invaluable for…