Papua New Guinea

This Investment Design for Papua New Guinea-Australia Transition to Health (PATH) is Australia’s primary bilateral health delivery mechanism, valued at $200 million over 5 years (2020 to 2025).

The Australian Government has a longstanding collaboration with the Papua New Guinea Church Partnership Program (CPP), which is now going on 15 years. This document outlines the rationale and strategy for Phase 3 of the CPP.

The Governments of Papua New Guinea and Australia affirm their joint commitment to work together to advance effective actions on climate change. The Paris Agreement reinforces the value of regional cooperation in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and increasing resilience, and parties recognise the benefits of sharing knowledge and expertise in delivering Nationally Determined Contributions.

This document is the report of the review of the Media Development Initiative (MDI). This approach has been developed in line with the Terms of Reference developed by QTAG, DFAT and DCP and the Review Plan approved by DFAT.

This report details the findings from an independent mid-term review of the Papua New Guinea Partnership Fund (PPF) Education Grants undertaken in November 2019. 

Mr Mark Foxe will be Australia’s next Consul-General in Lae, Papua New Guinea.

2019-20 Papua New Guinea Development Program Progress Report

Papua New Guinea COVID-19 Development Response Plan.

This Comprehensive Strategic and Economic Partnership (CSEP) reinforces the strong bonds between our two countries and strengthens our ambitious vision for the future. Through it, we commit to elevate our relationship, accelerate our strategic and economic cooperation, and build on the close connections between our people, institutions and communities. We enter into this Partnership at a time when the mutual value of our friendship has been clearly demonstrated through our response to natural disasters and a global pandemic, and the impacts these have had on our economies