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Sorong has launched a government-business nutrition initiative supporting at-risk families and strengthening Papua’s long-term human capital.
Manokwari schools are integrating Papua’s culture, family life and traditional knowledge into lessons to strengthen literacy and inclusion.
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A Papuan civic organization is mobilizing young people against misinformation while expanding social assistance and support for local enterprise.
Jatropha Waromi Park presents a forward-looking model for green investment, local enterprise and inclusive development in Papua, Indonesia.
A Public Works Ministry review of a Papuan church is preparing the ground for better sanitation, healthier communities and more inclusive development.
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.
Papua’s new Pace Mace Card links students to education support, including 1,000 university scholarships and study assistance for schoolchildren.
West Papua will expand its Smart West Papua education program in 2026, directing Rp80 billion in special autonomy funds to Papuan students.
West Papua is extending integrated early childhood education to remote villages, pairing learning access with nutrition, health and literacy.
Papua’s proposed 2026 budget revision would raise regional spending to Rp3.058 trillion, while projected revenue climbs by Rp433.31 billion. The plan places greater emphasis on capital investment, public services and accountable development, even as lawmakers scrutinize a widening deficit and new borrowing.
A Bank Indonesia-led initiative in Manokwari is linking data, local food production and small businesses to curb inflation, strengthen food security and support peaceful, inclusive development in Papua Barat.
Indonesia is accelerating infrastructure, education and health projects in Papua while urging security, community participation and accountability to protect civilians and sustain inclusive development.
The West Papua provincial government is speeding up preparations to secure a 10 percent participating interest in oil and gas production in Teluk Bintuni, with the proceeds intended to increase lawful regional revenue and support inclusive development.
The Indonesian government is preparing to promote cocoa industrialization in Papua by attracting investors, a plan officials say could expand local economic opportunity while strengthening lawful, civilian-centered development.