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Australian Business Volunteers
As part of its strong commitment to the PNG community, POMCCI operates the PNG representative office for Australian Business Volunteers (ABV)
ABV is a non-government, not-for-profit international development agency. Its goal is to help alleviate poverty in developing communities by delivering capacity-building solutions strategically designed to encourage sustainable growth. Read more
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Business Against Corruption Alliance (BACA)
POMCCI is a proud supporter of the Business Against Corruption Alliance (BACA).
The aim of BACA is simply to reduce corruption in business in PNG. BACA assists businesses by
• providing a BACA Code of Conduct
• running awareness campaigns about what corruption is and the effects it has on business
• holding in-house workshops for your employees on defining and identifying corruption and providing Read more |
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Enterprise Challenge Fund
POMCCI provides the country office in Papua New Guinea for the Australian Government's Enterprise Challenge Fund (ECF)
The ECF is a pilot program with the long-term goal of reducing poverty by developing a strong private sector in South East Asia and the Pacific. Read more |
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Yumi Lukautim Mosbi Projek Desk
Yumi Lukautim Mosbi (YLM) is a model for coordination of urban safety & crime prevention activities through Provincial Government partnering with law & justice sector agencies, statute authorities, the private sector and community. It is a unique, all inclusive cross sectoral network of people wanting to make a change that enhances social cohesion at all levels. Read more |
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Business Against HIV and Aids
We know that responding to the challenge of HIV/AIDS requires commitment from every sector of society if we are to be successful. The scale of the challenge demands this, not only because of the potential to disrupt PNG's traditional social structures, but because of the potential economic cost to the country if an HIV epidemic is left unchecked. Read More |
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Laikim Laip - Asia Foundation Programme
Through a unique relationship between the Asia Foundation, the Ginigoada Foundation and the Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce & Industry, and with the encouragement and support of Dame Carol Kidu (Minister for Community Development) 'Laikim Laip' has launched 2 mobile community support programs in the City of Port Moresby, PNG.
The 'Laikim Laip' programs target those in the community that would benefit the most, with the programs travelling into various settlements and areas within the City that some other programs may otherwise detour around. Read More
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Ginigoada Bisnis Development Foundation
In 2001 Dame Carol Kidu brought together a group of interested people to start the Ginigoada Bisnis Development Foundation, to raise funding to bring direct practical help to the unemployed young men & women in the community.
Dame Carol Kidu is the Patron of the Foundation and has worked with Ginigoada to ensure it has remained true in purpose and supportive of Government Policy.
Since 2002 the Ginigoada Foundation has been placing young man & women into short term skills development training.
These young men & women are drawn from all part of the City of Port Moresby, with particular focus on those who are disadvantaged or otherwise unable to cover their own cost of such training.
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Yumi Rausin Malaria
Malaria remains one of the largest burdens of disease in PNG. It affects men, women, pregnant women and children every day, causing lost days at work and school, premature deaths, and loss of economic productivity for the country.
In 1957 Papua New Guinea (PNG) joined the Global Malaria Eradication Programme (MEP). The major strategy at the time consisted of indoor residual spraying of houses throughout most parts of the country except for the highlands region where there was no malaria and mass drug administration (MDA) using Chlroquine. It was the single biggest vertical programme within the National Department of Health (NDoH) and was managed through four regional malaria control units.
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Pacific Business Mentors Programme
About the Pacific Business Mentoring Programme
The Pacific Islands Private Sector Organization (PIPSO) originally identified a need to assist the private sector throughout the Pacific Islands as a way of strengthening the economies of the region.
The expected overall outcome of the programme is to create wealth and employment, to increase business efficiency and capability, and to contribute to growth in the economies o the countries participating in the programme.
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