AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAI in Education: PNG’s Education Minister says AI is now “no longer optional” after launching EduNEX and an AI data centre, but critics warn there’s little public debate on how AI will change real classroom learning. Digital Literacy for Communities: The PNG eBook Campaign is expanding beyond schools to help Manus women and other learners use digital tools for confidence, income, and cultural connection. Telemedicine in the Highlands: Katim Tasol Foundation is testing a rural primary-care model in Morobe that pairs telemedicine with infrastructure and ongoing training to reduce professional isolation for health workers. Access to Information: A parliamentary committee urges an enabling law so citizens can access government information, citing constitutional rights and frustration when departments won’t release details. Maritime Safety Push: PNG’s maritime sector is being urged to move from policy to practice on safety, skills, and standards during World Maritime Day. Ocean Governance: PNG has ratified the BBNJ marine biodiversity agreement, strengthening its role in protecting life beyond national waters. Health Watch: A renewed measles warning highlights how missed vaccination and weakened trust can quickly turn into regional outbreaks. Media Integrity: New PINA leadership in the Pacific backs stronger fact-checking and verification as technology reshapes newsrooms. AI Law Approach: PNG’s DICT plans to embed AI principles into existing digital laws rather than create a standalone AI law. Research Must Help Farmers: PNG’s agriculture research leaders say studies must deliver practical results for farmers, not just knowledge.
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