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The PNG Project
The PNG Project provides the framework for all the PNG-related research at the Development Policy Centre and builds on ANU’s long-term engagement with PNG (depicted in the map above, courtesy CartoGIS). Funding for our work on PNG comes from a variety of sources, and involves a number of partnerships, primarily with the University of Papua New Guinea and the National Research Institute. We pursue a range of research topics, including: macro and fiscal analysis, infrastructure, health and education, corruption and governance, labour markets and migration, public policy and public administration, urbanisation and gender-based violence. The Development Policy Centre has key research programs and partnerships under the PNG Project, including our:
- partnership with the University of Papua New Guinea
- health and education research collaboration with UPNG
- PNG Budget database
- PNG Elections database
- recent research on promoting effective public expenditure
As part of our PNG Project, we also co-host the annual PNG Update with the University of Papua New Guinea.
Updated: 28 February 2021/Responsible Officer: Devpolicy Admin/Page Contact: CAP Web Team