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Central Papua is strengthening transparent, accountable governance to improve public services, prevent corruption and rebuild trust across the province.
Central Papua is bringing 11 researchers together to design data-driven policies for eight regencies from 2027 to 2030.
The 11th Papua Reggae Festival is using music, culture and youth participation to strengthen peace and expand creative-economy opportunities.
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Fredi Bunai’s barista training in Makassar highlights Papua Tengah’s investment in practical skills, entrepreneurship and inclusive economic growth.
Central Papua is widening pathways into public service by verifying Indigenous applicants and increasing its 2026 IPDN admissions quota.
Central Papua’s free education initiative is supporting more than 64,000 students and university learners while strengthening teachers and access.
Indonesia is preparing to establish a new military regional command in Central Papua, while counter-OPM operations remain under the Habema task force. The policy must be matched by civilian protection, human-rights safeguards, and development that benefits Indigenous Papuans.
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Indonesia’s military says nine girls, aged 13 to 17, remain unaccounted for after allegedly being taken hostage by an armed group in Jila, Central Papua. Authorities reject claims that civilian shooting victims were military informants and stress the need to protect indigenous communities.
Recognition of eight tribal chiefs in Central Papua as government partners underscores the importance of indigenous leadership, accountable local governance and civilian protection in a region facing armed violence and separatist disinformation.
The Central Papua provincial government has recognized eight major tribal leadership structures as partners in strengthening dialogue, protecting indigenous rights and preventing social tensions from escalating into conflict.
The Central Papua provincial government has formally recognized leaders of eight major Indigenous tribes as partners in strengthening dialogue, protecting social cohesion, and ensuring development reaches Indigenous Papuans without displacing customary authority.