In this series we will be posing a number of questions to our past students about their research projects. Emmanuel Germis is a socioeconomic researcher…
In this series we will be posing a number of questions to our past students about their research projects. Reuben Sengere is a socio-economist…
Improving livelihoods of smallholder coffee communities in PNG – Series – #1
Coffee is the second largest agricultural export in Papua New Guinea (PNG) and employs around 2.5 million people. It is grown in 17 of the country’s 22 provinces, with over 85% produced by smallholders. It is the primary source of household income for many highland communities…
Photo essay: Change and continuity in Papua New Guinea’s Marketplaces
As places to buy, sell and socialise, marketplaces are a part of daily life for many Papua New Guineans…
Rising rice consumption amongst oil palm smallholders…
The high level of rice consumption in West New Britain Province (WNBP), Papua New Guinea is more than just a change…
Improving savings and access to credit among rural women in Eastern Highlands, Papua New Guinea
Rural women in Papua New Guinea (PNG) face significant barriers to saving…
Papua New Guinean women in agribusiness
Women are central to family livelihoods and wellbeing in rural PNG. They produce the bulk of subsistence food crops, provide a large proportion of the labour for production…
In the months of May and June, 2017, I was afforded the opportunity by the New Colombo Plan (NCP) to travel to Papua New Guinea to conduct fieldwork for my honours year research with Curtin University’s Geography Department and the Pacific Livelihoods Research Group…
The betel nut trade in Papua New Guinea (PNG) is big business. In betel nut marketplaces, money is said to ‘flow’ and to ‘overflow’. It is also highly visible…
Strengthening livelihoods for food security amongst oil palm and cocoa farming communities in PNG
Food gardening is a central part of the livelihoods of rural….
