1. New Guinea - Papua New Guinea - Port Moresby - Lae - Madang - Wewak - New Britia Papua new guinea PAPUA new guinea Press freedom conditions in Papua new guinea stood at a crossroad at in parliament in December, which the government hopes to swiftly pass. http://www.budgettravel.com/png.htm

Search Countries Messages Site Map ... Home Travel Information for Everyone Papua New Guinea Travel New Guinea - Port Moresby - Lae - Madang Wewak - New Britian - New Ireland - Sepik River - Wau - Bulolo - Mt. Hagan - Goroka - Vanimo Travel Vacations/Package s Travel Insurance Air Fares ... Car Rentals The order of information on this web page: 1. Embassies/Consulates/Tourist Offices in and outside New Guinea - Visa Requirements - Shot Requirements - Medical Advisory - Travel Warnings - 2. Tribes - People - Cultures - 3. Cities/Regions/Provinces of Papua New Guinea - Rivers - Volcanos - Rainforest - Caves - Telephone Use - Long Distance To/From Papua New Guinea - 4. General Information - 5. Transportation To/From and Within Papua New Guinea - 6. Travel Agents/Tour Operators in Papua New Guinea - 7. English Papua New Guinea Translation Dictionaries - Languages - Currency - Time in Papua New Guinea - Weather - Climate - Maps - Flag - Newspapers - Genealogy - Send a Greeting Card - 8. Accommodations - Packing Checklist/Packing Lite - Hotels - Motels - Cottages - Guest Houses - Lodges - Resorts -YWCA's - NOTE - Due to the limited about of Papua New Guinea Travel Information some of the link explanations are Pages from Travel Agents or Tour Operators web sites. The intention was to supply as much information as possible as no one web page gives 100% detail of an activity or destination - then by reading as much information that is available you will get a better idea of what there is or what to do/see - Still knowing full well some travelers will be on their own and not with a tour group - they can still benefit from reading the information on as many web pages as possible - particularly due to the limited amount of information.

2. Papua New Guinea (01/03) papau new guinea. government. Translate this page http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/2797.htm

[Print Friendly Version] Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs January 2003 Background Note: Papua New Guinea PROFILE OFFICIAL NAME: Independent State of Papua New Guinea Geography Land area: 452,860 sq. km.; about the size of California. Cities: Capital Port Moresby (pop. 320,000). Other cities Lae (90,000), Mt. Hagen (71,000). Terrain: Mostly mountains with coastal lowlands and rolling foothills. Climate: Tropical. NW monsoon, Dec-Mar. SE monsoon, May-Oct. People Population: 4.6 million. Annual growth rate: 2.2%. Languages: English, Tok Pisin, Motu (official), and about 715 other languages. Education: Years compulsory Literacy Health: Infant mortality rate Life expectancy men 57 yrs.; women 58 yrs. Government Type: Constitutional monarchy with parliamentary democracy. Constitution: September 16, 1975. Branches: Executive British monarch (chief of state), represented by governor general; prime minister (head of government). Legislative unicameral parliament. Judicial independent; highest is Supreme Court. Administrative subdivisions: 19 provinces and the national capital district (Port Moresby).

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The Papua New Guinea Bible Church (A Non-dependent National Church Alive and Thriving) by Gerald Bustin Evangelical Bible Mission International GlennsSchwartz@wmausa.org. INTRODUCTION Let me begin this paper by introducing myself and the missionary organization I represent. I was born in the Bahamas to missionary parents who were involved in church planting on Andros Island. In 1945, when I was two years of age, we moved to Haiti, where I spent the next six years of my boyhood, learning the Haitian Creole and English languages simultaneously. In 1958, as a teenager, I went with my father to New Guinea and spent the next five years serving as a "teenage missionary" in that very primitive country. During this time I learned three tribal languages besides the Pidgin English trade language. As an adult I went back to serve several more terms in Papua New Guinea, spending a total of 20 years there. The Evangelical Bible Mission, Inc., DBA, EBM International, (EBM) for short, was founded by my father, G.T. Bustin, in 1940. It started out as

4. MSF: Papau New Guinea: Post-war Assistance In Bougainville papau new guinea Postwar assistance in Bougainville. the independence movementthe Bougainville Revolutionary Army and the Papua new guinea government. http://www.msf.org/content/page.cfm?articleid=751B76F8-B3D6-11D4-B1FA0060084A637

5. Papua New Guinea :: Places We Work :: Papau New Guinea:: Where We Work:: Adelber is significant pressure from the government to log virtually pristine forests aspart of a large forestry concession project. Since Papua new guinea does not http://nature.org/wherewework/asiapacific/papuanewguinea/work/art6725.html

Papua New Guinea Home Contact Us Places We Work How We Work ... Postcards Adelbert Mountains Rain forest Village woman from Adelbert area Cloaked in lowland rainforest and sparsely populated, the Adelbert Mountains are the home to unique flora and fauna and strong cultural traditions. Location The Adelbert project area encompasses approximately 965 square miles of the western Adelbert Mountains and lies about 15.5 miles northwest of Madang Township on the north coast of New Guinea. Its topography is mostly mountainous with steep dissecting valleys, which at lower altitudes grade into broader riverbeds. The area is subject to frequent, though moderate seismic activity. Flora and Fauna This geographically young region is remarkably diverse with an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 species of vascular plants. In 1999 the Conservancy conducted a partial botanical assessment of the area and identified nine new plant species (two of which were named for Consevancy scientists). The Adelbert Mountains are home to more than 700 species of birds, including 38 of the world’s 43 species of bird of paradise, the lesser and magnificent birds of paradise among them. The rare fire-maned bowerbird also makes its home in the area, and can be found nowhere else on Earth. Tree kangaroos, giant bandicoots, alpine wallabies and critically endangered bougainville monkey-faced flying foxes all roam the region’s strikingly rich habitat.

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7. Papua New Guinea Revolt 1988-1998 Early in 1997, papau new guinea's government hired mercenaries (the Sandline affair) to root out the BRA. http://www.onwar.com/aced/chrono/c1900s/yr85/fpng1988.htm

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Papua New Guinea Home Contact Us Places We Work How We Work ... Postcards Adelbert Mountains Rain forest Village woman from Adelbert area Cloaked in lowland rainforest and sparsely populated, the Adelbert Mountains are the home to unique flora and fauna and strong cultural traditions. Location The Adelbert project area encompasses approximately 965 square miles of the western Adelbert Mountains and lies about 15.5 miles northwest of Madang Township on the north coast of New Guinea. Its topography is mostly mountainous with steep dissecting valleys, which at lower altitudes grade into broader riverbeds. The area is subject to frequent, though moderate seismic activity. Flora and Fauna This geographically young region is remarkably diverse with an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 species of vascular plants. In 1999 the Conservancy conducted a partial botanical assessment of the area and identified nine new plant species (two of which were named for Consevancy scientists). The Adelbert Mountains are home to more than 700 species of birds, including 38 of the world’s 43 species of bird of paradise, the lesser and magnificent birds of paradise among them. The rare fire-maned bowerbird also makes its home in the area, and can be found nowhere else on Earth. Tree kangaroos, giant bandicoots, alpine wallabies and critically endangered bougainville monkey-faced flying foxes all roam the region’s strikingly rich habitat.

9. WorldSwitch.com - Papua New Guinea - Cities, Government, Reference Papua new guinea, Reference, CIA World Fact Book, government,Cities, Global Gazeteer papau new guinea, http://www.worldswitch.com/Countries/Papua New Guinea/Reference.html

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10. Papua New Guinea Links government. governments on the WWW Papua new guinea. Constitution of Paupa newguinea. HISTORY. papau new guinea US Army Center of Military History. http://www.nationbynation.com/PapuaNewGuinea/Links.html

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11. Greetings From Port Moresby, Papau New Guinea! Port Moresby Hotels Maps Port Moresby is also the site of government offices, the territorial museum, theUniversity of Papua new guinea (1965), the Institute of National Affairs, and http://portmoresby.com/

Port Moresby , capital city of Papua New Guinea, was n amed after Admiral Sir Fairfax Moresby in 1873 and is today a bustling cosmopolitan city with approximately 200,000 residents.The city is surrounded by plantations and experimental livestock and dairy farms. Its chief exports are copra, coffee, rubber, plywood, timber, and gold. Sawmilling, brewing, tobacco processing, and the manufacture of handicrafts and concrete are the principal industries. The area fishing and diving are spectacular! Port Moresby sprawls along coastal bays and hillsides; the original Motuan settlement village, Hanuabada, is located close to the city center, which lies on a peninsula at the entrance to Fairfax Harbor. Close at hand is Paga Hill, a popular spot to catch a great view, and the now infamous World War Two Kokoda Trail lies a short trip from the capital. You'll want to lie in the sun at Ela Beach and pick up fresh tropical fruit and vegetables at the bustling Koki Markets. Port Moresby is also the site of government offices, the territorial museum, the University of Papua New Guinea (1965), the Institute of National Affairs, and sports facilities. Enter a City or US Zip: Best Port Moresby Hotel Rates Map of Papau New Guinea Lowest Airfare to Port Moresby Port Moresby Car Rentals UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL Arizona Colorado New Mexico Belize Apache Junction Denver Albuquerque Belize City ... Flagstaff Florida

12. Papua New Guinea - all departments Gateway to the government of the Independent State of Papua newguinea ** but many non Tiare list of papau new guinea ISPs PNG internet http://coombs.anu.edu.au/SpecialProj/PNG/topics/Lastfifteen.htm

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library - Papua New Guinea Category Subtree (link to Dive International LAST FIFTEEN ENTRIES Bibliography - key resources Asian/Pacific Studies Subject-Oriented Bibliographies [Last checked: 15 February 03 12:10:16 PM] General business and the economy Papua New Guinea Business Directory: PNG Forums Business-related chat board [Last checked: 04 March 03 10:47:56 PM] Languages Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages Southern Illinois University [Last checked: 15 February 03 12:28:16 PM] Libraries and archives National Library of Australia Searchable catalogue online [Last checked: 15 February 03 12:14:49 PM] Resource industry companies BHP Billiton home page search for archived subpages on Ok Tedi [Last checked: 04 March 03 10:39:42 PM] Chevron Corporation home page former Kutubu, Moran operator [Last checked: 04 March 03 10:40:37 PM] Exxon Corporation involved in PNG but nothing on web site! [Last checked: 04 March 03 10:42:01 PM] Orogen Minerals Limited (Site appears to have been cybersquatted.) [Last checked: 04 March 03 10:51:16 PM] Mining and petroleum matters Mineral Policy Institute Lihir mine and the London (Anti-Dumping) Convention etc ...

13. Papua New Guinea Overview --Melanesian Cultural Heritage Management Identificati papau new guinea Menu Lonely Planet Destination Papua new Lonely Planet DestinationsPapua new guinea government Administrative divisions 20 provinces http://life.csu.edu.au/~dspennem/MCHMIS/PNG_Ovw.html

Melanesian Cultural Heritage Management Identification Study A project coordinated by the Johnstone Centre of Parks, Recreation and Heritage Charles Sturt University Country Information - Papua New Guinea Geography Info Political Info International Conventions Heritage Agencies ... Oral Traditions As a background to the project a set of country-related internet information sources was compiled, which have a bearing on the subject matter. This compilation does not claim to be comprehensive as we have ommitted material deemed of very doubtful quality and origin or which is only tangentially relevant. Material marked with a star bullet ( ) is maintained on the server of the Johnstone Centre of Parks, Recreation and Heritage The provision of the material and links on these pages does not constitute an endorsement of the validity and accuracy of the material by the national or provincial government(s) of Papua New Guinea, nor by the Pacific Forum, the European Union, Charles Sturt University, the Johnstone Centre of Parks, Recreation and Heritage, or the authors. Papua New Guinea Entry in the 1992 CIA World Fact Book Papua New Guinea Entry in the 1994 CIA World Fact Book Papua New Guinea (from Commonwealth Games pages) Michael Ogden's Melanesia An excellent source of WWW sites related to Melanesia.

14. Papua New Guinea Revolt 1988-1998 September 1994. Early in 1997, papau new guinea's government hired mercenaries(the Sandline affair) to root out the BRA. Instead, the http://www.onwar.com/aced/data/papa/png1988.htm

On War .com Armed Conflict Events Data Bougainville Revolt in Papua New Guinea 1988-1998 Last Update: December 16, 2000 www.onwar.com aced@onwar.com

15. Blackworld: Countries -- Guinea papau new guinea Travel Info and Advisory Reports Find out about any health newguinea Online Official page of the Papua new guinea government profiles the http://www.blackworld.com/country/guinea.htm

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16. North Solomons Province (Papua New Guinea) Bougainville is presently a part of papau new guinea. status of the island wouldsplit with the opposition party (Bougainville Interim government (BIG)) and http://flagspot.net/flags/pg-ns.html

North Solomons Province (Papua New Guinea) Bougainville Last modified: by santiago dotor Keywords: north solomons bougainville republic of mekamui papua new guinea ... upei Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors by Mark Sensen Description Bougainville / North Solomons / Republic of Mekamui See also Papua New Guinea Solomon Islands Description Bougainville has a blue flag with a black disk surrounded by white and green triangles within a thin white circle. In the disk there is a red and white device. The ratio is unknown. Source: Flagmakers catalogue Zeljko Heimer , 4 July 1996 In the Flags of Paradise chart, North Solomons (Bougainville) appears similar to that shown above, but with a much smaller, centered emblem. Ivan Sache The "device" in the centre of the Bougainville flag is a woven head dress. It is worn by young men in the north of the Island as an expression of their entry into manhood. Kevin Morris , 20 May 1999 North Solomons: A blue background (for the sea) surrounds a white outer ring (shell), an inner ring with green triangles (islands), a black circle (for the colour of the people), and a red and white upei (traditional male initiation hat). David Cohen , 3 August 1999 Bougainville / North Solomons / Republic of Mekamui Between 28 and 31 July 1998 in a meeting, was adopted a new flag for the Republic of Mekamui (known as North Solomon or Bougainville). The presidential decree of adoption was issued in August, but date unknow. I'm waiting news about the exact design.

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18. PM - 21/07/1999: Morauta Declares PNG Deal With Taiwan Invalid But first tonight to the relationship, the stormy relationship, between papau newguinea and Taiwan and the new government of Papua new guinea has overturned http://www.abc.net.au/pm/s38127.htm

ABC RADIO Morauta declares PNG deal with Taiwan invalid PM - Wednesday, July 21, 1999 6:10 COMPERE: But first tonight to the relationship, the stormy relationship, between Papau New Guinea and Taiwan and the new government of Papua New Guinea has overturned one of the controversial legacies it inherited from its predecessor, Bill Skate. The former prime minister's decision to establish diplomatic links with Taiwan in return for financial support has been deemed invalid a face-saving way of effectively cancelling the deal which caused a diplomatic storm when it was announced three weeks ago. After careful examination of what Bill Skate did in Taiwan, the new Prime Minister, Sir Mekere Morauta, says the deal was unauthorised, invalid and will not proceed. This report from Richard Dinnen in Port Moresby. RICHARD DINNEN: Sir Mekere Morauta has been asked about the Taiwan deal incessantly since he took office just under a week ago. Bill Skate's fly by night trip to Taiwan and the subsequent deal enraged China and seriously upset the Australian government. Both said a shift to Taiwan by Papua New Guinea would cause problems around the Asia Pacific region. It's known that the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund were both displeased by the Taiwan deal. The new PNG government is working at the moment to re-establish a relationship with both those bodies that Bill Skate's government had virtually destroyed. Today Sir Mekere Morauta answered the question he's been asked at every opportunity this past week.

19. PM - 06/07/1999: Former PNG PM Calls Taiwan Deal A Desperate Act PM Tuesday, July 6, 1999 616 COMPERE The former papau new guinea Prime Minister PNG'sformer leader says he is sure any future government will rescind the http://www.abc.net.au/pm/s34120.htm

ABC RADIO Former PNG PM calls Taiwan deal a desperate act PM - Tuesday, July 6, 1999 6:16 COMPERE: The former Papau New Guinea Prime Minister, Sir Julius Chan, says Bill Skate's decision to recognise Taiwan is the act of a desperate man. Sir Julius says Taiwan has been seeking recognition for many years. He says he himself declined many offers of financial assistance from Taiwan in exchange for official recognition. PNG's former leader says he is sure any future government will rescind the decision but as he told our reporter, Michael Brissenden, he believes the decision will undermine PNG's international reputation, and Australia has good reason to be concerned. SIR JULIUS CHAN: We do have real financial trouble and I think it is self inflicted because when he took office from me I handed over a very comfortable economic and financial situation for him. And there has been total abuse in the last few years. I think they're using all kinds of excuses of calamities to justify this abuse. When you look at it properly, there is no control whatsoever in the economic management of the country. MICHAEL BRISSENDEN: Taiwan is, of course, offering a large amount of money. Would you have ever considered such a move when you were Prime Minister?

20. FiscalAdmin-Region: Asia, Papua New Guinea Context. The government of papau new guinea (PNG) has demonstrated a strong commitmentto overcoming some of the problems arising from an overcentralization of http://magnet.undp.org/Docs/dec/monograph/FiscalAdmin&CSR-PNG.htm

Region: Asia Thematic Focus: Reforming the national planning system. Expanding national decentralization financial management Country: Papua New Guinea Context The government of Papau New Guinea (PNG) has demonstrated a strong commitment to overcoming some of the problems arising from an over-centralization of planning and management. In 1995, two important decisions were made by the government. First, a National Planning Office was established, separating planning from finance and second, an organic law was enacted which delegated substantial economic and financial authority to the provincial and the district level. Each of these sub-national entities have now been vested with substantial resource mobilization and spending autonomy and are now responsible for all rural development activities, public health, education, and infrastructure. The government requested that UNDP be the lead donor in reforming the national planning system as well as expanding an ongoing project to strengthen the necessary decentralized financial management. In this regard, UNDP in cooperation with government counterparts is supporting a project entitled "Strengthening The National and Decentralized Planning System". The overall development objective of the project is to "create the capacity in PNG for effective decentralized planning and for developing national strategies and plans that guide development within well-articulated national policies for sustainable development.

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