AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate Technology: Papua New Guinea is seeking accessible climate finance and technology transfer to turn forest protection and emissions targets into action. Its new climate plan targets a 29% cut in energy-sector emissions by 2035, against 2022 levels. Digital Connectivity: PNG and Australia have signed a telecommunications partnership covering digital connectivity, cybersecurity, online safety, digital government and emerging technologies. Ministers were also briefed on a blueprint to guide cooperation. Rural Healthcare: A Wewak bishop says solar power and internet access could help remote health centres store medicines and let workers consult doctors by video call. Food Security: NARI is urging farmers to prepare irrigation systems as dry conditions threaten crops, stressing that young plants need reliable water soon after planting. Industrial Development: Pacific Lime and Cement has advanced contractor selection for its proposed Central Cement Project near Port Moresby, with two bidders entering the final stage.
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