AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEarth Science: A Papua New Guinea rock that sank more than 90 kilometres underground recorded unexpectedly high temperatures, offering new clues to how subduction zones work and influence earthquakes and volcanoes. STEM Partnership: The University of Papua New Guinea and South Dakota Mines plan student and faculty exchanges, joint research and possible shared degree pathways, building on PNG students’ existing STEM studies in the Dakotas. Digital Government: An audit has urged upgrades to PNG’s civil and identity registry, flagging legacy systems and recommending stronger data management, cybersecurity and disaster recovery. AI Safeguards: ITI’s chairman says PNG needs stronger data governance, cybersecurity and regulation to build public trust as AI use grows. Digital Inclusion: The Electoral Commission plans smartphone registration and facial biometrics to update the voter roll ahead of the 2027 election. Hazard Readiness: Geoscience Australia is helping PNG university volunteers build skills in explaining natural hazards, while supporting local capacity to monitor and assess risks.
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