Papua New Guinea Policy on Protected Areas The Policy on Protected Areas has been developed by the Government of Papua New Guinea to support the development and management of a National Protected Area Network in Papua New Guinea (PNG). It
A capacity-building training workshop on Business Planning for Protected Areas was conducted in Port Moresby during the second week of the Protected Areas Forum 2022. The training focused on business planning and financial management for communities and organizations that manage Protected Areas.
Over 100 stakeholders convened at the 2nd National Protected Areas Forum, held from 30 May to 3 June, 2022 in Port Moresby.
For Gesupo (not his real name), a villager from the heavily forested Tavolo Wildlife Management Area (WMA) on the island of New Britain, attending the UNDP Protected Area Management Effectiveness Tracking Tool (METT) workshop was the fun part. The hard work was in getting to the workshop venue.
The aim of the National Protected Area Forum was to fulfil mandates and strengthen policies to protect the country’s abundant natural assets into the future to benefit all life and future generations. It was led by the Conservation and Environment Protection Authority (CEPA) with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
The Environment and Climate Emergency Summit focused on climate change efforts to progress the 30 climate actions by 2030 outlined in the Papua New Guinea SDG 13 Climate Change Roadmap. The roadmap is a call to action guided by Papua New Guinea’s Enhanced Nationally Determined Contributions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to mitigate the impacts of climate change in the Pacific region and globally.
High-level participants, including the Prime Minister, international dignitaries, government, private sector, civil society, and other partners will be invited to consolidate national and international partnerships to build a platform for climate action and financing.
