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The goal of this directory is to give women’s groups throughout Papua New Guinea access to information about each other and related organizations so that they can build networks to achieve equality for women. We hope that this will be a powerful tool for women’s groups here in Papua New Guinea. This list is not meant to be exhaustive, but rather is intended as a living document to give readers an entry point for finding organizations that work on women’s issues in Papua New Guinea. Organizations may have their information added or updated by contacting the U.S. Embassy: U.S. Embassy Port Moresby

Attention: Women’s Empowerment Working Group

Douglas Street, Town, NCD, Port Moresby (across from Deloitte Tower)

E-mail: pdportmoresby@state.gov

Phone: +675-321-1455, extension 2211

Fax: +675-321-1593

Stronger Together: Partnering for Equality for Women

Wuk Bung Wantaim: Lo Strongim ol Meri

Table of Contents

Women’s Organizations by Province……………………………………………..……….……. Page 1

National Capital District……………………………………………………...………….. Page 1

Central……………………….………………………………………………….……..………… Page 12

Bougainville……………….………………………………………………………..…………. Page 15

Eastern Highlands……….……………………………………………………..………..... Page 17

East New Britain……….………………………………………………………..…....……. Page 18

East Sepik……….………………………………………………………………..…......……. Page 19

Enga……………….………………………………………………………………..…......……. Page 20

Gulf……………….………………………………………………………………….........……. Page 21

Hela……………….………………………………………………………………..….......……. Page 22

Jiwaka…………….…………………………………………………………………........……. Page 22

Madang……………….……………………………………………………………..……....... Page 23

Manus……………….………………………………………………………………….…....... Page 24

Milne Bay……………….…………………………………………………………..……....... Page 25

Morobe………….……………………………………………………………………......……. Page 26

Oro………….………………………………………………………………..................……. Page 28

New Ireland……………………………………………………………..................…….. Page 29

Sandaun….……………………………………………………………..................…..….. Page 30

Simbu…….………………………………………………………………...................……. Page 30

Southern Highlands………………………………………………...................…….. Page 32

Western Highlands………………………………………………...................……... Page 33

West New Britain….………………………………………………...................…….. Page 34

Western…………….….………………………………………………...................…….. Page 35

Other Local Non-Governmental Organizations…………………………………...……….. Page 36

International Non-Governmental Organizations………………………….……..……….. Page 45

International Organizations……………………………………………………….………..…..….. Page 49

Papua New Guinea Government……………………………………………………………..….. Page 52

Diplomatic Missions………………….………………………………………………………..…..….. Page 53

National Capital District

Advancing PNG: Women Leaders Network http://www.planusa.org/contentmgr/showdetails.php/id/3120080 LEADERSHIP/EDUCATION

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Advancing-PNG-Women-Leaders-Network/138715876298890

A network of influential women leaders and their members who underwent Global Women in Management training run by Plan USA and supported by Exxon Mobil. This is a newly established organization that was established in 2014. The network is working towards providing innovative and focused leadership, management, development and education opportunities to assist women leaders enhance and build skills in leadership to achieve positive socioeconomic development.

Cathy Alex Network President 7207 4713 cathy.alex77@yahoo.com

advancingpng.wln@gmail.com

Stella Marie Kombul Executive Director 7754 9846 7203 6504

kombulstellamarie@gmail.com

Hanua Hisiu Treasurer

hanuahisiu@hotmail.com

Turiza Tandago Programing Committee

Chair tturiza@yahoo.com

Florence Bunari Membership Committee

Chair f.bunari@gmail.com

Sisa Kini Secretary 309 7414

7190 6473 sisa.kini@exxonmobil.com

Anglicare PNG Inc.

https://anglicarepngincblog.wordpress.com/ GENDER BASED VIOLENCE/HEALTH

Anglicare is a National HIV/AIDS/STI NGO that has establishments in Popondetta, Morobe, Mt. Hagen and Wabag and nearby provinces like Central and Gulf.

Dr. Joyce Sauk Medical Officer 325 1855

7105 2925 joyce.sauk@gmail.com

Heni Meke National Director 325 1855

7190 6200 hmeke@anglicarepng.org.pg

ANZ Banking on Women Group

https://www.facebook.com/aspirenetworkfj ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

ANZ’s Banking on Women program provides opportunities such as mentoring and careers development programs for ANZ female employees to build and foster relationships with women clients in comfortable, fun, and engaging forums, tailored to the interest of women in business and leadership, and to promote ANZ as a partner of choice.

Saima Kalis President 323 3267 Saima.Kalis@anz.com

Shanti Yaganegi Vice President 322 3267 Shanti.Yaganegi@anz.com

Lasada Mamae Member 322 3267 Lasada.Mamae2@anz.com

Aspire Network, PNG

https://www.facebook.com/aspirenetworkfj LEADERSHIP

Aspire Network PNG, is youth based organization that empowers young women and men to enhance their skills and provides opportunities for short trainings. ANPNG's main objective is to develop and empower young people to become professionals with a vision to help give back to the society through collaboration.

Lucy Hamago Board Member 7354 38969 aspirenetworkfj@gmail.com

Business and Professional Women's Association http://www.bpwpng.org/ EDUCATION

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Business-Professional-Womens-Club-of-Port-Moresby/187629027939934

The BPW of Port Moresby is a local Non-Governmental Organization under the umbrella of the National Council of Women in PNG. It aims to promote the interests for and to encourage cooperation among business and professional women in PNG and other countries. It also aims to encourage women and girls to further their education and to work for equal opportunities and status for women in economics, social and political life.

Susil Nelson President 309 7175

7207 9703 susiln@gmail.com

Lady Judith Bona Member 7346 8212 judithbona@yahoo.co.uk

Wendy Doa Secretary 321 1766 x146 wendy.doa@australiaawards.png.org

Business Coalition for Women

http://bcfw.org.pg/ POLICY

The Business Coalition for Women (BCFW) aims to improve the environment for women as employees in PNG business, as members of senior management and as business owners and operators. The coalition will work with businesses to support and influence the culture, practices, and policies within companies to create greater opportunities for equality, and will create opportunities for businesses to exchange best practices that are already underway in PNG.

Leonora Morgan Executive Director 321 1877 x118 leonora.morgan@gmail.com

Lesieli Taviri Chairperson 323-4033

7651-5757 Lesieli_Taviri@originenergy.com.pg

Christian Revival Centre Bethel Tabernacle Women's Ministry

HEALTH

The women's ministry is responsible for issues affecting women such as HIV/Aids, general health awareness of women, marriage, and counselling. Their activities involve guest speakers and get-to-gathers.

Raquel Painap Member 7325 2243 7687 3876

rpainap9@gmail.com

Coalition for Change PNG Inc. (CFC)

http://cfcpng.org/ GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

Addresses the issue of gender based violence, particularly violence in the home. It seeks to change the attitudes of individuals so that women and children are treated with respect and dignity.

Lady Winifred Kamit Founding Chairperson 7100 4035 winifred.kamit@gadense.com

Dr. Cecilia Nembou Vice Chairperson 7214 2619 cnembou@gmail.com

Susil Nelson Honorary Treasurer 309 7175

7207 9703 susiln@gmail.com

Lasada Mamae Secretary 7051 9355 Lasada.Mamae2@anz.com

Eda Hanua Foundation

GENDER BASED VIOLENCE/HEALTH

Eda Hanua Foundation is a community based group that runs short trainings for women in the community. EHF's main focus is on HIV/Aids awareness, combating gender-based violence and other social problems

Arith Pukuari President 7182 3951

Margatry Loko Member 7026 2783

Anna H. Miro Member 7224 6267

Evangelical Lutheran Church - Southern Region Youth

LEADERSHIP/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

To develop young women and men in self-reliant and obedient, law-abiding citizens of the country. Provides skills training workshops and gender violence advocacy activities.

Dika Napkai President 7753 1958 7148 2727

Family Sexual Violence Action Committee (FSVAC) http://www.cimcpng.net/index.php/committees/fsvac GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

Established in 2000, the Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council’s Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee (CIMC-FSVAC) is a peak national body that looks at ways to address the specific problems of family and sexual violence in PNG.

Ume Wainetti National Program

Coordinator 321 1714 ume.wainetti@cimcpng.org

Enid Barlong Kantha Deputy National Program

Coordinator 321 1714 enid.barlong@cimcpng.org

Isi Oru FSC Coordinator 321 1714 isi.oru@cimcpng.org.pg

Yesieli Nohou Communications Officer 321 1397 Yesieli.Nohou@cimcpng.org

Joshua Kiruhia Communications Officer 321 1714 joshua.kiruhia@cimcpng.org

Friends Foundation

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friends-Foundation/299404676823544 HEALTH

An organization dedicated to helping prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV and also to supporting mothers and children who are already living with the virus. Find them on Facebook as "Friends-Foundation."

Tessie Soi Founder/Director 7168 7557 7683 3811

tessiesoi2015@gmail.com

Haus Ruth

www.citymission.com.pg GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

Haus Ruth is a shelter and child abuse center run by Port Moresby City Mission, it also caters to victims of gender based violence and acts like a safe house for women and children who are subjected to family and sexual violence. It was first opened in 2003 and also provides a hostel for single working women.

Monica Richards Manager, City Mission Haus

Ruth 320 3375 citymissionpng@gmail.com

Dorothy Koch Administrative Manager 320 3375 citymissionpng@gmail.com

Koyatuna Women's Group

LEADERSHIP/HEALTH

The group was established in 2013, it aims to enhance the lives of women in the Tufi area of Oro Province to be better, healthier, and happier.

Theresa Yariyari Director 7192 1701 yariyarit@gmail.com

Maiva-Koitabu Women's Group

Mary Abau Leader 7260 0681 mary.abau@portmoresby2015.com

Meri Toksave

http://meritoksave.org/ LEADERSHIP/YOUTH/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

Meri Toksave is a youth-led, non-profit initiative that aims to address gender-based violence in PNG. It supports youth engagement towards women's development and overcoming the inaccessibility of emergency services for those affected by family and sexual violence.

Ayesha Lutschini Founder &

Director +61 40 398 3037; +61 74

652 1239 a.lutschini@meritoksave.org

Milcah Xkenjik Representative 321 3655

7389 5050 m.xkenjik@meritoksave.org

Moresby South Council of Women

LEADERSHIP

The group conducts community activities within Moresby South and organization aims to give all women equal opportunities.

Boio Lambalot Member 7209 2323

Heisi Novulu President 7356 0969

National Council of Women

LEADERSHIP

National Council of Women (NCW) is an umbrella organization established by an Act of Parliament and is responsible for all women organizations/groups in Papua New Guinea. The NCW was established mainly as a women's network to represent of PNG.

Theresa Jaintong National President 323 5447

7293 5104 ncwpng@daltron.com.pg

Paula Mek National Vice President 7341 3526

Jane Keni National Treasurer 7272 7732 7018 1469; 7689 2274

iritbanyarish@gmail.com

Shelley Launa Highlands Regional

Representative 7099 6499 shelleylauna@gmail.com

Miong Kila Mamose Regional

Representative 7200 0083 miongpng@yahoo.com

Augerega Aruai Papua Regional Representative

7334 2494 7686 5774

Jane Kesno New Guinea Islands

Regional Representative 7071 4596

Lily Tua General Secretary 7224 6267 lilytua5@gmail.com

Grace Nari Program Officer 7215 5542 narigrace@gmail.com

National Development Bank – Women in Business Desk www.ndb.com.pg ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

https://ndbpng.wordpress.com/

The National Development Bank Women in Business Desk (NDB WIB) was established in 2010 to support and assist Papua New Guinea women in business. This came about as NDB aligned itself into achieving Vision 2050 and also to develop a vehicle for the economic empowerment of women in PNG so they can contribute to the well-being of their families and in the economic development process of the country.

Mataria Rupa-Tau Relationship Manager 324 7500 mtau@devbank.com.pg

Angeline Rex Senior Relationship Officer 324 7500 arex@devbank.com.pg

NCD Women Alliance Association

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

The organization aims to strengthen women through small loans to help facilitate them venture into small scale businesses and income generating opportunities.

Susie Towa Treasurer 7358 3264

Shaun Davidson Public Officer 7114 3380; 7337 5012

Papua Hahine Social Action Forum (PHSAF)

GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

PHSAF endeavors to be the voice and forum for the people of Papua to work together in harmony for Papuan development. PHSAF provides gender-based training programs, care and counselling and protection for victims of violence.

Matilda Koma President 7232 6570 matilda.koma@gmail.com

Reginald Renagi Vice President 7216 7105 Renagi2911@gmail.com

Loi Vele Treasurer 7343 4211 7685 9156

loi.vele@gmail.com

Eleina Ebutuna Member

Matilda Pilacapio Member

Catherine Natera Member

Papua New Guinea Women in Maritime Association (PNGWiMA) http://www.pngwima.com/ LEADERSHIP/EDUCATION

http://www.imo.org/OurWork/TechnicalCooperation/TCActivities/Pages/PNGWiMA.aspx

PNGWiMA focuses on advocating for gender equality and creating awareness on career opportunities for women in the maritime sector. PNGWiMA actively pursues programs and activities consistent with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The association is committed to empowering women in the maritime sector.

Emma Kaul President 323 6187 ekaul@transport.gov.pg

Silina Tagagau Executive Member 312 2230 stagagau@gmail.com

Pari Women's Association

Represents the interests of women in Pari. LEADERSHIP

Asi Mou

7184 5962

Pari Women's Development Association

PWDA main objectives are enhance development for women of Pari village; encourage economic establishments of SMEs; promote cooperation and create a forum for women to express issues affecting them in the village.

Geua Kevau Sasala President 7319 0764 pwdassociation174@gmail.com

PNG Council of Churches - Christian Women's Desk LEADERSHIP

The PNG Council of Churches - Christian Women's Desk is a division of the National Council of Churches headed by Chairman Fr. Denny Guka from the Anglican Church. It is a branch that has represented through the Provincial Ecumenical Committee (PEC) in most Provinces through our PNG. Note that the PNG Council of Churches is made up of seven of the countries Mainline Churches. They are as follows: Anglican, Evangelical Lutheran, United, Gutnius Lutheran, Catholic Churches, and the Salvation Army.

Louise Wener National President 729 77400

PNG Girl Guides

http://www.wagggs.org/en/world/organisations?mo=104 LEADERSHIP/EDUCATION

Working directly with girls and young women, Girl Guides delivers high quality non-formal educational programs and international opportunities that provide girls and young women dynamic, flexible, and values-based training in life skills, leadership and citizenship.

Mary Kaman President 340 2812 gguides.png@gmail.com

PNG Netball Federation (PNGNF)

LEADERSHIP

PNGNF is the largest women's group in the country and has a membership of over 10,000. PNG Netball sees sports as a tool to develop and nurture girls and women in building confidence and self-esteem, promoting healthy lifestyles and developing future leaders.

Julienne Leka-Maliaki President 7025 0909 jleka@ipa.gov.pg

Henao Heisi Abel Vice President

PNG Women Doctors Association

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Women-Doctors-Association/136491056501992 HEALTH

Women Doctors Association is a professional civil society organization. Membership is open to all female medical practitioners and dentists in Papua New Guinea.

Dr. Lynda Sirigoi President 325 3846

7232 2187 womendoctors@gmail.com

Dr. Edith Kariko Secretary 7223 7810 edith.kariko@mariestopespng.org.pg

PNG Women in Business Foundation

PNG Women in Business Foundation (PNGWiB), formerly as City Mother's Business Foundation, was established in 2006. Its mission is to create a conducive environment that empowers women in the informal sector of PNG and promotes economic, social, and holistic transformation through the provision of effective and financial sustainable services.

Janet Sape President 7237 8087 janetsape@pngwib.com.pg

Thushari Hewaparthirana CEO 7127 5882 ceo@pngwib.com.pg

Waila Koloa Regional Coordinator/

Secretary 7215 8757

Julie Maliki Regional Coordinator 7298 0520 admin@pngwib.com.pg

PNG Women's Chamber of Commerce & Industry (PNGWCCI) http://www.pngwcci.org/ ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

https://www.facebook.com/pngwcci

PNGWCCI economically empowers women business by giving them the skills and connections to succeed in business. Affiliated to the PNG Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the PNG National Council of Women, PNGWCCI is committed to providing a platform to advance economic gender equality, alleviating poverty through business development, and ensuring that women have the skills and opportunities to be effective partners in Papua New Guinea's development.

Avia Koisen President 7211 3561 koisenlawyers@gmail.com

Janet Sios Vice President 7297 7261 siosjanet@gmail.com

Susil Nelson Treasurer 309 7175 7207 9703

susiln@gmail.com

Monica Alu Secretary 7084 4767 m.akaraalu14@gmail.com

Loi Vele Director of Informal Sector 7343 4211 7685 9156

loi.vele@gmail.com

Anja Blyton Head of Media Relations 7753 2469 7753 2987

paradisia.marketing@gmail.com

PNG Women's Foundation

LEADERSHIP

The foundation is focused on improving living standards of women and children. Provides leadership training for women in rural areas; and assists in child welfare.

Gorogo Rei Iru Director 340 2359 gorogoiru@gmail.com

PNG Women's Micro Bank Limited

Established in 2014 to give economic empowerment to women, the Micro Bank is the first for women in the Pacific and the fourth in the world. The new Bank will aim to reach the 500,000 unbanked women in the country before the end of 2015. With a minimum deposit of K70.00 women can open an account with the new bank which tries to empower women economically.

Janet Sape President 7237 8087 janetsape@pngwib.com.pg

Gabriel Kapris Chairman

PNG Yumi Kirap (PNGYK)

PNGYK is a movement of passionate members who have come together to address violence in all forms in PNG, beginning in the nation’s capital. The members of PNGYK banded together and successfully staged the National Haus Krai under the banner of Women Arise PNG (WAPNG). The morphing of the movement from WAPNG (still in existence) into PNGYK is a result of the movement’s transformation to include Men, Youths, Religious and other groupings to “Kirap”, Arise, or become part of the great Awakening to address violence and heal the nation.

Salome Rihatta President 7209 5001 salome.rihatta@cardno.com.pg

Peter Kailap Vice President

Tanya Lahies Secretary/ Public Relations

Anja Blyton Treasurer 7148 4366 paradisia.marketing@gmail.com

Esmie Sinapa Mentor

PNGCC - Christian Women's Desk

LEADERSHIP

A church-based group, CWD aims to provide a quorum for its female church members discuss issues affecting them. They also provide mentorship for female leaders.

Louise Werner President 323 2489

7297 7400

Porebada Women's Association

Organization endeavors to influence fellow women to excel spiritually and to identify life support skills and seek ways to build capacity to participate meaningfully in the community economy.

Arere Koani Chairperson 7649 3013

Port Moresby Archdiocese Catholic Women's Association

LEADERSHIP

The faith-based organization provides evangelical and skills development programs for female members of its congregations in the Port Moresby diocese. The group's focus is on holistic human development of women.

Theresa Kaiahi Kekai President 7960 4226

Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce Women's Advisory Centre http://www.pomcci.com/ ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

The goal of the Women's Advisory Centre (WAC) is to assist women and girls to enter the workforce, up-skill those already working and provide advice and guidance to those who wish to start their own business, large or small.

Dia Bogana Office Manager, POMCCI 7218 2839 WAC@pomcci.com

Provincial Council of Women - National Capital District

LEADERSHIP

The Provincial Council of Women works within the umbrella network of the National Council of Women to organize and carry out programs to promote and protect the interest of women in the province.

Maria Andrew President 7109 5895

Rural Women Empowerment Association

Established to empower rural based mothers with necessary skills and knowledge. It aims to empower women SMEs with skills (wealth creators); farming techniques; health awareness and mentoring.

Hetha Yawas Chair 7126 4936 hyawas@gmail.com

Safe Motherhood Alliance PNG (SMALL PNG) http://safemotherhood.org.pg/ HEALTH

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SMALL PNG promotes and facilitates a national grassroots movement for safe motherhood that inspires action to save women’s and newborn lives. The vision is a PNG where the rights of all women to be safe and healthy before, during, and after childbirth is upheld; a PNG where men and the community are actively supportive of women’s rights to be safe and healthy. Its main objective is to have safer childbearing in PNG.

Cathy Fokes Program Development

Manager 7157 8795 catherine@safemotherhood.org.pg

Lavina Mul Media Officer 7130 3078 maureen201116@live.com.au

Maureen Santant Communication and Media

Officer 7051 4499 maureens@safemotherhood.org.pg

Samberigi Polopa Women's Voice Association

Mobilizing women to address development and social issues effecting rural women living in communities impacted by petroleum activities.

Koya Aibe Chairperson 7392 9580

WeCARe! Foundation

https://wecarepng.wordpress.com/ HEALTH/EDUCATION

WeCARe! Foundation gives support to vulnerable and marginalized women, children, and youths through a Care Group. A Care Group is a center set up by a Care Mother who has voluntarily offered to provide support for the most vulnerable members of her community. She then recruits volunteer assistants to help support activities within the Care Group.

Josephine Dromenge Program Manager,

Cofounder 340 2408 wecarefoundationpng@gmail.com

Winifred Tusais Program Manager 340 2408 wtusais@gmail.com

Westpac Outstanding Women

http://www.westpac.com.pg/pacific/outstanding-women-awards-lp/ LEADERSHIP

https://www.facebook.com/WOWawardsPNG

Westpac Outstanding Women (WOW) program is an initiative by Westpac that recognizes and rewards PNG women who have made an outstanding achievement in a number of categories since 2007, including disciplines in the private sector, community, entrepreneurism, and young achievers.

Alisa Raka Manager Marketing &

Community Service 322 0886 alisaraka@westpac.com.au

Women in Engineering Association (WIE)

LEADERSHIP/EDUCATION

WIE raises awareness of the engineering profession in PNG. It aims to highlight issues faced by female engineers in their workplaces and to provide workable solutions to assist them to advance and excel in their roles as engineers.

Finkewe Qasung Zurenuoc Chairperson 7185 5956 zurenuoc.fq@gmail.com

Edea Bouraga Deputy Chairperson 324 1549

7009 0787 etbouraga@gmail.com

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Leka Heve Bonoro Secretary 7166 3006 lhbonoro@works.gov.pg

Women in Mining and Petroleum

http://pngchamberminpet.com.pg/ ECONOMIC

EMPOWERMENT/EDUCATION

This group works with women and communities living around mining and petroleum projects in PNG to provide skills training such as adult literacy and numeracy, financial literacy, and income generation activities.

Lesley Bennett Program Manager 321 2988

7196-4367 wim@pngchamberminpet.com.pg

Women in Politics

LEADERSHIP/POLITICAL PARTICIPATION

Women in Politics is a lobby group focused on having more women representation in Parliament. WiP was established as a result of the failure to make any progress in improving women's representation in the National Parliament. The group believes that increasing female participation in formal politics has flow on effects that can help raise women's status in PNG

Maria Hayes President 7178 9202 ibaiau@yahoo.com.au

Women of Hope

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/HEALTH

Women of Hope teaches basic literacy and care for HIV/AIDS victims. Women of Hope also works in close partnership with PNG Women in Business and its mission is to also empower women with economic skills in order to engage more local PNG women to start up small to medium enterprises.

Veronica Charlie Founder 7012 4255

womenofhopeincorporated@gmail.com

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Central

Abau District Council of Women

The Abau Council of Women is a community-based group that speaks out on issues affecting women in the community. The group is focused on advocacy against GBV and economic skills training for women and also has a development program.

Gennie Kapigeno President 7179 7753

Augerega Aruai Advisor 7686 5774 7334 2494

Boera Women Sewing Project

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE/HEALTH The village based group focuses on tailoring and garment technology. They provide training as a source for economic empowerment, and run advocacy trainings on GBV, health issues, culture, and social issues facing the community.

Doreka Dai Founder 7210 4124 7909 4323

daidoreka@gmail.com

Boera Women's Association

Encourages women's economic participation and leadership at the community level.

Vivien Vavine McArthur Coordinator

Vada Dogo Vice President 7014 4544

Central Provincial Assembly Women's Desk LEADERSHIP

The women's desk works closely with the Central Provincial Assembly to address women’s issues in the four districts of Central Province. The desk provides support to different areas where women are actively involved.

Vela Tom Women's

Representative

East Central Papua Mainland Region - Women's Network

LEADERSHIP

This is the Church Network for the United Church women throughout the Rigo and Abau District.

Koita Women's Association

LEADERSHIP

Organization represents the interests of the women of Koita.

Nora Gaudi

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Kuni Women's Association

Kuni Women's Association advanced into rubber tapping and marketing to empower women in economic development. The objective of the group is to encourage SMEs within the community.

Magdeleine Haro Coordinator

Lakwaharu Women in Agriculture

Lakwaharu Women in Agriculture is a community based organization in the Tubuserea village, East Hiri District. The group is affiliated with the Central Province Women's Council, and has a primary focus of bringing women and girls together to participate in farming activities. This generates income to sustain livelihoods.

Tau Egi President 7243 8384 7100 0979

Nancy Kila Secretary/ Treasurer

7147 9768 7100 0979

Maino Trudi Member 7183 5375 7100 0979

Porebada Women's Association

LEADERSHIP

Organization represents the interests of the women of Porebada.

Anera Koani Chairperson 7649 3013

Provincial Council of Women - Central Province LEADERSHIP

Vela Tom President 7136 8449

Rigo Women In Agriculture Cooperative Society ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

To promote economic livelihoods for women through agriculture.

Nellie Bola Chairperson 7277 3641 nelliebola@gmail.com

Tatana Day Women's Fellowship

LEADERSHIP

The organization is a branch of the NCD Council of Women and affiliated to the National Council of Women. Its focus is on evangelical outreach and life skills for women in the Tatana area and act as a representative for Koita women.

Victoria Valacie Gaigo President 7263 3438 7263 3438

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West Central Papua Mainland Region - Women's Network LEADERSHIP

This is the Church Network for the United Church women throughout the Kairuku-Hiri and Goilala District.

Women In Agriculture - Central Province

Promote women in the agricultural sector and enhance and create economic opportunities for women.

Lucy Igo President, Hiri District Women in Agriculture

7126 1220

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Bougainville

Association of Bougainville Women in Business

The association was established for the purpose of promoting trainings, cooperation, and equal economic participation for women. It also focuses on promoting healthy living for women and educational opportunities.

Mary Sahoto President 7133 7372

Judith Rabam Vice President 7012 3616

Angela Kovoho Secretary 7748 0385 7127 0222

angiekovoho@gmail.com

Bougainville Microfinance

Lucy Sipara Manager 7976 1163 lousipara@gmail.com

Bougainville Women's Empowerment Fund (BWEF)

The BWEF's main focus is educating women in economic skills; provide skills training to women in rural areas and financial assistance so that they can run self-reliant projects.

Francesca Tsiperau Panake

Managing Director & Founder

7165 5512 panakefrances7711@gmail.com

Bougainville Women's Federation

LEADERSHIP/ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

The federation promotes and co-ordinates women's groups and maintains the spirit of friendship, partnership with women and the community in peace building, reconciliation and weapons disposal in Bougainville. They advocate for women's economic empowerment and development. The organization also has a leadership and capacity building program for young women and holds mock parliament sessions.

(vacant) President

Judith Oliver Project Officer 7316 1215 jkoliver2014@gmail.com

Barbara Tanne Executive Officer 7150 5678 tanne.barbara@gmail.com

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Chabai Rehabilitation Centre

The only rehabilitation center in Bougainville, it accommodates victims of violence and has helped the women, and children of Bougainville escape domestic violence and regain their confidence.

Sr. Lorraine Garasu Director 7175 8835 sisterlorraine.garasu@gmail.com

Leitana Nehan Women's Development Agency

Established in 1995, the center provides workshops, campaigns, advocacy work, and educational awareness for the public and schools. Provision of crisis counselling services for families, women victims and survivors or any forms of violence against women.

Helen Hakena Executive Director 973 9062

7278 9272 leitanachan@daltron.com.pg;

helenhakena@gmail.com

Provincial Council of Women - Bougainville

LEADERSHIP

Elizabeth Sawai President 7206 4913

Tulele Peisa

Tulele Peisa seeks to empower the Tulun/Carterets islanders to strive for prosperity and wellbeing for their families through community organizing, skill development and training so that they are able to make informed decisions for their future.

Ursula Rakova Executive Director 948 0435 973 9353

7119 1646 http://www.tulele-peisa.org

Tunaniya Open Learning Centre

EDUCATION/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

The Centre provides adult literacy and life skills training, incorporating social issues into the program. It also conducts awareness programs on human rights, gender equity and family gender-based violence and other social issues affecting the community.

Josephine Kauona Sirivi Director 7319 3390 jksirivi@hotmail.com

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Eastern Highlands

Eastern Highlands Family Voice Inc.

https://familyvoicepng.wordpress.com/ GENDER BASED VIOLENCE/HEALTH

Established in 1998, the organization seeks to combat violence against women in Eastern Highlands Province. Programs involve counselling support; awareness on domestic violence; and trainings on health and advocacy.

Agatha Omenefa Women's Project

Officer 532 3084

7054 3278 familyvoice@datec.com.pg

jjjano2009@gmail.com

Jean Jano Program Manager 532 3084

7324 9131

John Gemba Male Advocate

Counselor 532 3084

Pamela Krisimpa Children's Project

Officer 532 3084

Himakupu Women's Group

HWG is located in the Asaro valley. The group provides basic training on cooking, sewing, business ideas, literacy, and family management.

Petty Frank President 7292 4094

Kerefa Women's Association

Organization aims to reduce poverty and increase women's financial empowerment through work in floriculture and fresh produce production and marketing. Also conducts HIV/AIDS awareness and counselling.

Margeret Harvey President 7113 9001 7645 6073

meggieharvey88@gmail.com

Ouna Women Group

HEALTH

Ouna Women's Group is located in Okiufa village in the Goroka District. The group focuses on HIV/AIDS home-based care for people living with HIV/AIDS and HIV/AIDS orphans. There are over 250 women and girl members.

Annie Kambu Chairperson 72659422 ounawomensgroup@yahoo.com

PNG Women in Coffee

The objective of the PNG Women in Coffee is to help women involved in the coffee value chain establish a forum through which they can share their experiences, learn from each other, network with local and global peer groups, grow together and affect change.

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Cathy Pianga Chairperson 7128 6583 cpiaga@cic.org.pg

cathy.piaga@gmail.com

Provincial Council of Women - Eastern Highlands Province

LEADERSHIP

Jenny Gunure President 7378 0364

Women in Coffee Development

Provide effective and efficient training and extension with a particular emphasis on women coffee farmers in all aspects of coffee husbandry, from the field to the market.

Matilda Rondy Hamago Training Course

Coordinator 537 3511; 7335 2427 mhamago@gmail.com

East New Britain

East New Britain Social Action Committee (ENBSEK)

ENBSEK is an NGO which focuses on environmental awareness; landowners rights; domestics violence and women's rights; alcohol and drugs awareness; information on AIDS and STIs. Provides counselling for survivors of domestic violence.

Linda Passingan

982 9279 enbsek@datec.com.pg

Matrak Cooperative Society Limited

Established in 2010, the group works with women settlers from Matalau and Rakunat (Matrak) villages in Kombiu LLG. They specialize in floriculture and poultry and are supported by the Kombiu Local Level Government.

Sineina David Chairperson

Vaulai Itinge Director 7311 3861

Ruby Terarup Manager

PNG Women Empowerment (PNGWE)

https://www.facebook.com/groups/796889223675321/?ref=br_rs LEADERSHIP

PNG Women Empowerment (PNGWE) was setup to exchange ideas, share experiences and express issues affecting women and girls in PNG. The group aims to change mindsets about the role of women in society through social media campaigns.

Helen Mangula Founder 7088 8002

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Provincial Council of Women -East New Britain Province

LEADERSHIP

Alice Pawa President 982 5512

Women and Youth in Agriculture

"Wokim Agriculture Wokim Bisnis" works to promote and improve the use of agriculture for economic gains in rural areas.

Lanieth Aua Chairperson 7381 0080 nariirc@nari.org.pg

East Sepik

Ambunti District Council of Women

LEADERSHIP

Represents the interests of the women of Ambunti District.

Hennick Anskar President 7223 8253

Angoram District of Women

This group has a wide range of programs including village health volunteers and gender based violence advocates and several projects such as sewing, food security, and safe motherhood.

Eva Waramapi President 7226 5531

But Women's Village Group

This group was formed to allow the women of But to participate in small business opportunities. It also provides for the women of But to be recognized as a partner in the development of the But community.

Philomena Tailam Member and Trainer 7168 1382 yamofoxy@gmail.com

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Drekikir District Council of Women

LEADERSHIP

Represents the interests of the women of Drekikir District.

Francisca Carl President 7134 6887

East Sepik Committee Against Violence Against Women

East Sepik Committee Against Violence Against Women (ECAVAW) is a grassroots women's organization working to make a change in the East Sepik with regards to violence against women. It is a full-time crisis counselling and support service providers and has been actively involved in legal aid and support services.

Rebecca Alman Coordinator

Provincial Council of Women - East Sepik Province

LEADERSHIP

Sophie Mangai President 7236 1363

Wewak District Council of Women

LEADERSHIP

Represents the interests of the women of Wewak District.

Florence Panrinjo President 7170 0892

Provincial Council of Women - Enga Province

LEADERSHIP

Saberth Yangis President 7246 7505

fax: 507 1050

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West Enga Women's Association

Economically empowers unemployed women, young women, and women in the informal sector.

Monica Nita Founder and President 7051 3460 monicanita@hotmail.com

Gulf Christian Services

HEALTH

Interdenominational agency that provides health services to the eastern part of Kikori district, including maternal and child health services, HIV/AIDS services, and health promotion.

Komal Kaiki Rural Hospital Nurse 276 6552 kupunahospital@gmail.com

Sarah Kaipu Director of Nursing

Services and HIV/AIDS

PNG Women in Business, Gulf Province

PNG Women in Business was formed to represent the interest of all women of PNG as an NGO. It aims to make a positive contribution to alleviate the poverty of women in PNG and promote them to become financially independent.

Maria Avai Leader 7172 2193 moavai12@gmail.com

Provincial Council of Women - Gulf Province

LEADERSHIP

Tete Keko President 7232 6839 leggy184@gmail.com

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Hela Rural Women's Development Foundation (HRWDF) http://oxf.am/4Fw ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Partners with Oxfam to equip women in Tari with the tools to support themselves and their children financially. Around 30 women have ventured into chicken farming, selling second-hand clothes, Digicel phone card sales and an ice block business. Oxfam has given HRWDF the grant to buy chicks, feed and equipment for the various small-scale business projects, including a refrigerator for the ice block scheme. HRWDF's role is to train the women to write business plans.

Hela Women Cooperative Society

Promotes gender equality and empower women in socio-economic developments to alleviate poverty.

Janet Diribu Taleba President 7256 5946 helawomencoopssociety@gmail.com

Koroba Kopiago District Women's Association

Provides life skills training in rural villages.

Yali Kulo President 7049 7772 ekenturky@gmail.com

Provincial Council of Women - Hela Province

LEADERSHIP

Janet Koriana President 7147 1618

Jiwaka

Aviamp No. 2 Women's Group

This group helps women sell produce, reduce costs, increase income, and identify the best markets. Members have been trained in resource management, income generation, and improved farming practices to improve food security and livelihoods.

Cecilia Kuman President 305 6013

7189 3370 Sarah.Kuma@allens.com.au

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Jiwaka Women's Microfinance

The Jiwaka Women’s Micro Finance Institution is working in partnership with the Small Business Development Corporation (SBDC) to promote economic stability for women. It conducts financial literacy and life skills programs to help women sustain healthy lives.

Elizabeth Yama Palme

Founder and President

7122 7718 liz.palme@gmail.com

Provincial Council of Women - Jiwaka

LEADERSHIP

Ruth Kapal President 7248 7964

Voice for Change

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE/HUMAN

RIGHTS

https://www.facebook.com/VoiceForChangeJiwaka

Voice For Change focuses on promoting women's economic empowerment/advocacy on ending violence against women and girls and working with communities in building alliances to for safe communities. In 2011, Voice for Change received a small grant under UNDP’s Strengthening Capacities for Peace and Development (CPAD) project to support their work in mediating a peace agreement to end the conflict between the clans and pave the way for the return of the displaced clan to their ancestral lands.

Lilly BeSoer Founder 7907 6026 lillybesoer@gmail.com

Madang

Archdiocese of Madang

CHILD PROTECTION

Creating a website compendium of all Catholic Children's charities in PNG to further develop children's ministry in the country, securing the vision of a child-safe country.

Sr. Mary Claude Gadd Child Protection

Program Coordinator 422 2599 smcgadd@gmail.com

Madang Country Women's Association

http://madangcwapng.weebly.com/ ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE/HEALTH

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The Madang Country Women's Association helps ordinary village people empower themselves, teaches cooking and crafts, participates in lobbying activities in support of women and children issues, and conducts awareness on issues such as breast cancer.. The Association also provides legal advice and counselling to cases of domestic violence, financial assistance for project to local women's groups in Madang, and runs kindergarten, early childhood and village health, and nutritional programs.

Maureen Hill President 422 2216

7021 1284 madang.cwa@global.net.pg

Vanessa Uiari Vice President

Agnes Veata Treasurer

(vacant) Secretary General

(vacant) Guest House Manager and

Financial Controller

Sophie N'Drawai Kindergarten Long

Ples Coordinator

Rebecca Samen Early Childhood

Health Care Coordinator

(vacant) Village Health

Volunteer Coordinator

(vacant) Violence Against

Women and Children Coordinator

Madang Women in Business

Established to provide capacity building for SMEs based in Madang. All done on voluntary basis, female entrepreneurs provide skills training for aspiring business women.

Rose Parangkei President 422 1268 rose.parangkei@gmail.com

Margaret Tasup

7139 9787

Provincial Council of Women - Madang Province

LEADERSHIP

The Provincial Council of Women works within the umbrella network of the National Council of Women to organize and carry out programs to promote and protect the interest of women in the province. Conducts charity work such as building schools and clinics in rural areas and holds awareness programs on issues such as child protection and child abuse.

Mary Kamang President 422 1858

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Manus Professionals for Community Development

LEADERSHIP

Organization aims to link Manus professionals abroad and in PNG to form the province "think tank" and skills bank to assist in province development.

Carole Nialel Cholai Founder/ Online

Administrator 982 8141

7184 8595 carolenialel@gmail.com

Dorcas Sevua Team Leader

Donate-a-Book Project 320 1926

7023 6300 sevua.dorcas2@gmail.com

Provincial Council of Women - Pihi Manus

LEADERSHIP

Nahau Rooney President 7297 3992

Milne Bay

Abau District Council of Women

LEADERSHIP/ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT The organization aims to promote the advancement of women and girls through projects or programs so they can become self-reliant and improve their lives in their villages.

Gennie Kapigeno President 7179 7753

Provincial Council of Women - Milne Bay Province

LEADERSHIP The Provincial Council of Women works within the umbrella network of the National Council of Women to organize and carry out programs to promote and protect the interest of women in the province.

DeeDee Nipuega President 7141 5428

Women for Justice

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Morobe

Ahi Council of Women

LEADERSHIP

Represents the interests of the women of Ahi.

Tama Edward President 7338 2850

Moata Apu Vice President 7392 0528

Bookland PNG/Booknet Ltd

EDUCATION

Sponsors female students for education and helps fund rural women's projects.

Dessie Bopi Manager 472 8933

7154 5566 dbopi@global.net.pg

Femili PNG

http://www.femilipng.org/ GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

http://www.pngcmc.org/category/fsv-in-png/

Local NGO based in Lae that runs the PNG Case Management Centre (PNGCMC) to help survivors of family and sexual violence access the services of the PNG Family and Sexual Violence Case Management Centre in Lae.

Steven Howes Board Chair +61 400 167 936 info@pngcmc.org

stephen.howes@anu.edu.au

Daisy Plana Social Worker and CEO 7274 6258 daisy_plana@yahoo.com

Life Service Foundation

NGO based in Lae that focuses on sustaining and improving livelihoods of vulnerable populations as a result of broken marriages, child and gender violence, HIV/AIDS, disabilities, orphans and widows.

Martha Oliver Peraperre Founder 7247 6071 marthaoliverp@gmail.com

PNG Women in Agriculture Development Foundation (PNGWiADF)

Women for Justice is promotes gender equality, elimination of violence against women and works toward peace and justice. This group is from Mataita village on Goodenough Island.

Patrina Awa Councilor 7358 6942

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PNGWiADF's goal is to develop, facilitate and implement agricultural programs and projects under the National Agricultural Development Plan. This drives the vision to promote equal participation of women in agriculture, livestock, and other natural resource development; improve and enhance women's status through economic development.

Maria Linibi Founder and President 478 4000

7276 5001 maria.linibi@nari.org

marialinibi@gmail.com

Provincial Council of Women - Morobe Province

LEADERSHIP

Aleri Michael President 7361 3149

Situm's Women's Association

LEADERSHIP

Work for the advancement of women through a united front. Formally called the Situm Women's Combine Fellowship.

Martha Sam Kare President 7202 6949 marthasamkare@yahoo.com

Ward 9 Women's Welfare Association

This group allows women to seek assistance from each other and works to raise the standard of women's households.

Jenny Jeffrey President 472 4300

Wau Female Small Scale Miners Association

The Association's goals are to technically empower women in mining and assist women to be on par with their male counterparts, to be entrepreneurs and improve living standards through mining activity.

Immaculate Javia Coordinator 474 6699 ijavia@mra.gov.pg; ijavia@gmail.com

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Oro Women in Agriculture

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT Promotes women working together to ensure seeds/vegetables are not lost in current climate change, and sharing ideas on best farming practices.

Nancy Manuna Projects Coordinator 7035 0979 c/o: Olivia.aripa.bunari@gmail.com

Oro Women in Provincial Assembly

LEADERSHIP Advocates for women's interests at the provincial government level.

Maureen Duwang Bakaia Women's

Representative

Oro Women’s Floriculture & Agriculture Association

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT To promote economic livelihoods for women through floriculture and agriculture activities

Rachel Lapauve Chairperson 7145 1626

Betty Dobuna President

Provincial Council of Women - Oro Province

Olivia Bunari President 7337 9075

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New Ireland

Lihir Family & Sexual Violence Action Committee (FSVAC)

The organization works within the umbrella network of the National FSVAC to address family violence for a better and safer Papua New Guinea. The Lihir FSVAC has worked closely with supporting stake holders, such as Newcrest Mining, Lihir Meri Divelopmen Senta, Lihir Red Cross sub branch, the Tutorme Women’s Association and the Lihir Police Department to reduce violence and provide trauma counseling. It is working to establish a referral platform for victims of violence.

Vagi Hemetsberger Interim Chairperson 986 4216; 7364 7381

fav.hemetsberger@gmail.com

Lihir Meri Divelopmen Senta Association

LEADERSHIP/ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

Lihir Meri Divelopmen Association is concerned with the cooperation of women and youth on Lihir, their issues and needs for economic, social, and spiritual development through its Meri Developmen Senta. The organization also manages conferences and training facilities and coordinates training on combatting gender based violence

Rose Toelinkanut Chairperson 7215 3079 7055 6029

meridevelopmenlihir@gmail.com

Loma Romaso Senta Coordinator

and Manager

Niu Ailan Women in Business (NAWB) www.kaviengniulodge.com ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

NAWB represents the views and opinions of women enterprises in government, fosters the participation of its members in activities of the Association, the business community and the government in promoting the public private partnership approach. Activities include promoting women owned businesses and associations within and outside New Ireland, and setting up an effective communication network that supports dialogue of the association with its members.

Gertruth Merebo Chairperson 984 2420; 984 2004; 7208 0158

kaviengniulodge10@gmail.com

Ruth Amani Vice Chairperson

Delmay Malai Treasurer 7387 6980

Junilla Maluram Secretary 7347 7687

Provincial Council of Women - New Ireland Province

LEADERSHIP

Hedwig Yip President 7071 4596

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Catholic Women's Association

LEADERSHIP

Seeks to strengthen the understanding of the Catholic faith and promote the spiritual wellbeing of women and girls. Empowers women to become strong, active, and vocal leaders, through integral human development.

Fransisca Moiwi President 535 1771

7339 3521 fmoiwo@hotmail.com

Highlands Women Human Rights Defenders Movement http://womenrightsdefenders.wix.com/papuanewguinea HUMAN RIGHTS

A network of leaders from seven Highlands Provinces who are working to promote peace, economic, social and gender justice in the Highlands. The Central Office is located in Simbu province.

Monica Paulus Founding Member 7233-0477 paulusmonica@gmail.com

Mary Kini Chairperson 7262-3603 marykini3@gmail.com

Sandaun

Komuniti Hanmark

A community based organization in Vanimo, Sanduan Province that specializes in facilitating economic empowerment programs and projects for rural resource owner communities in PNG.

Paulina Siop

Sandaun Provincial Council of Women

LEADERSHIP

The Provincial Council of Women works within the umbrella network of the National Council of Women to organize and carry out programs to promote and protect the interest of women in the province. This organization looks after the social and economic interests of women in Sandaun by promoting women's rights and empowerment.

Dorothy Tekwie

Women's Representative on Sandaun Provincial

Assembly

7265 7588 dtekwie@gmail.com

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Lilly BeSoer Founder 7907 6026 lillybesoer@gmail.com

Matilda Branson

matildabranson@hotmail.com

KUP Women for Peace

HUMAN RIGHTS

Kup Women for Peace was formed with intention of “Daunim hevi bilong ol Mama” (reducing the sorrow of the mothers) in 2000 following 30 years of chronic tribal violence within the Kup region, a sub-district in the Simbu Province of Central Highlands.

Many Kini

735 1103

Provincial Council of Women - Simbu Province

LEADERSHIP

Martha Kaiun President 7368 8620

Simbu Rural Women Empowerment Project

HUMAN RIGHTS

The project works to improve awareness of government decisions affecting women, promotes gender equality, and encourages and promotes economic development for women in rural settings.

Cecelia Dre Kimagl Project Advisor Project Advisor simbuwomenempowerment@gmail.com

Simbu Women's Center

HUMAN RIGHTS

Established in March 1996, the center provides a support network for victims of violence; to provide individual and family counselling; community awareness programs and look at ways of reforming laws which will better help victims of violence. The center strives for a non-violent society.

Sarah Garap 735 1100

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Southern Highlands

Kutubu Foe Women's Cooperative Society

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT KFWCS was founded so women could share skills such as sewing and cooking. The Association harnesses the power of Foe women engaged in farming and selling crops.

Naomi Samuel President 7628 4069

Cathy Alex Senior Sustainable Livelihood Officer

PNGCDI110@oilseach.com

Provincial Council of Women - Southern Highlands Province

(contested) President

Samberigi Polopa Women's Voice

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT Advancing the interests of women in the Samberigi community. The group has run projects such as a vegetable growing project in partnership with Community Development Initiative Foundation.

Koya Aibe Chairlady 739 2980

Lydia Sisipai

Community Health Worker

Sisibia Women in Agriculture Group

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT To promote economic livelihoods for women through agriculture.

Cathy Yafu Founder & Chairperson 7235 9590 c/o pngca122@oilsearch.com

Soro Women's Business Group Inc.

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT Promotes women’s entrepreneurship through agricultural and livestock activities, health care issues, training and skills development.

Anne Hewago Chairperson 7188 6654 fasohewago@gmail.com

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Western Highlands

National Women's Network of Evangelical Church of PNG

Christian ministry working in areas of skills training empowerment, health awareness, and voluntary services.

Josephine Awaisa Regional Coordinator 7181 2968 j.awaisa@hotmail.com

Joanne Oki President 7325 7158 7345 3744

Provincial Council of Women - Western Highlands Province

LEADERSHIP

Regina Kanzo Representative 7399 5318

Western Highlands AmpNga Molgpa Kundi Inc. (WHAMKAI)

LEADERSHIP

WHAMKI aims to empower women as equal family providers and as potential leaders.

Anis Kuri Project Consultant 7345 3744 ankuwocoffs@gmail.com

Western Highlands Women's Molgpa Kundi Association

LEADERSHIP/ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

Focuses on good governance and leadership, provides advocacy training on gender-based violence, women's health and HIV/Aids. The group is also involved with micro-entrepreneurship and economic skills training.

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West New Britain

New Britain Palm Oil Women Empowering Women Group

New Britain Palm Oil Women Empowering Women Group (NBPOL WEW) provides on going counseling and advice to GBV victims and conducts awareness within the company and surrounding community.

Lillian Holland Chairperson 985 2177 lillian.holland@npbol.com.pg

Lydia Tunian Secretary 985 2177 lydia.tunian@nbpol.com.pg

Barbra Nuabi

Rose Soupa

Jennie Wanera

Provincial Council of Women - West New Britain

LEADERSHIP

Mary Loi

7046 0273

Women Skills

Organization teaches life skills to men & women to improve living standards. They provide trainings on income-generation activities for the community. The organization is also assists with recommendation of its members to companies seeking employees.

Jean M. Vai

7218 8815

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Western

Diwai Pharmaceutical Ltd, Tabubil Hospital

HEALTH Health service promotion with programs for girls and women in sexual health, HIV/AIDS, contraception, pregnancy and child birth, and child and family care.

Margareth Samei Hospital Administrator 649 3275 margareth.samei@oktedi.com

Provincial Council of Women - Western Province

Daiu Gari President 7024 1381

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Other Local Non-Governmental Organizations

Ailan Awareness

http://ailanawareness.org/ EDUCATION/ENVIRONMENT

Since 1993, Ailan Awareness (AA) has engineered a unique approach to sustainable marine conservation. By empowering coastal communities to manage the marine resources they depend upon, AA aims to protect both the people and reefs of New Ireland for future generations. Working directly with the grassroots population, AA addresses a major gap in government regulation and the efforts of international NGOs: it gives the people most directly affected by marine conservation the initiative and tools required to design and carry it out. At the same time, AA collaborates with local and national government agencies, conservation NGOs, and international institutions in order to maximize the potential of its efforts and to better protect New Ireland’s reefs and people.

John Aini Founder and Team Leader 7230 1045 ailan.awareness@gmail.com

Baptist Union of PNG

LEADERSHIP

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Baptist-Union-PNG/465383773526057?ref=br_rs

The Baptist Union of Papua New Guinea is a non-government organizations and its vision is to transform the lives of people in Papua New Guinea in their relationships with God, one another and their environment.

Esther Nokolu Community Development

Manager 542 0100

7341 4202 enokolu@bupng.org.pg

enokolu@gmail.com

Business Against Corruption Alliance (BACA)

ANTI-CORRUPTION

http://www.transparencypng.org.pg/coalitions/business-against-corruption-alliance

A project of the Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce and Industry that aims to promote integrity and transparent practices among members and businesses Papua New Guinea. It is supported by Transparency International and the British High Commission.

Maya Peipul Project Manager 7047 0477 baca@pomcci.org

Business Against HIV and AIDS (BAHA) http://www.baha.com.pg/ HEALTH

Papua New Guinea Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS (Business Against HIV/AIDS PNG) is a not for profit organization representing the private sector in Papua New Guinea's response to HIV/AIDS.

Business Council of Papua New Guinea

http://www.bcpng.org.pg/

https://www.facebook.com/bcpng

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Established in 1995, the Business Council of Papua New Guinea (BCPNG) is the peak body representing the private sector in Papua New Guinea across all sectors, promoting the importance and role of economic growth, freedom, and enterprise. As an autonomous and non-profit organization, BCPNG is engaged in a wide range of activities with a focus on objective and independent policy research. It fosters dialogue and debate between the public sector, the private sector, and academia. Its programs are centered on the following areas of national interest: law and order; security and foreign affairs; national and international economic affairs, strategies for nation-building and national unity, telecommunications, technology, and industry.

Douveri Henao Executive Director 320-0700

7351-7493 executive@bcpng.org.pg

David Toua President of the Board 322-0251 dtoua@steamships.com.pg

Community Coalition Against Corruption

ANTI-CORRUPTION

http://www.transparencypng.org.pg/coalitions/community-coalition-against-corruption

The Community Coalition Against Corruption (CCAC) is an alliance of organizations who have pledged to mobilize and campaign on national issues of corruption. The CCAC was established in 2002 through the combined efforts of Transparency International PNG, PNG Media Council, Office of the Public Prosecutor, PNG Chamber of Commerce, Ombudsman Commission, and the mainline churches. Over the years, CCAC has grown with the support of social action groups, faith based organizations, non-government organizations and various others.

320 2188 320 2182

ccac.tipng@gmail.com comstipng@gmail.com

Consultation Implementation & Monitoring Council (CIMC) http://www.cimcpng.net/ POLICY RESEARCH/ADVOCACY

CIMC is an independent organization that brings together civil society, private sector and government partners to develop policy and directly influence and monitor government decision making for the long term development of Papua New Guinea.

Wallis Yakam Executive Officer 321 1714 wallis.yakam@cimcpng.org

Elizabeth Avaisa Senior Project Coordinator -

Governance 321 1714 elizabeth.avaisa@cimcpng.org

Busa Jeremiah Wenogo Senior Project Officer 321 1714 busaj.wenogo@cimcpng.org

Digicel Foundation

http://digicelpngfoundation.org/ EDUCATION/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

Empowers communities by developing and building sustainable and meaningful projects and through programs focusing on the areas of education and health. The core of the Digicel Foundation’s work is encouraging positive community ownership to improve the lives of people of PNG.

Beatrice Maharu CEO 7222 4467 7222 2601

beatrice.mahuru@digicelgroup.com

Richard Kassman Chairman of the Board 321 2003 7108 8001

rkassman@talisman-energy.com

Jennifer McConnell COO 7222 9994 Jennifer.McConnell@digicelgroup.com

Rita Abe Finance Administration

Manager 7222 2601 7222 1976

rita.abe@digicelgroup.com

Hane Toua Community Development

Manager Hane.Toua@digicelgroup.com

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Ruth Javin Senior Program Manager

Arthur Tane Senior Project Manager

ExxonMobil PNG Strategic Community Investment EDUCATION/HEALTH/ENVIRONMENT/ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT

http://pnglng.com/commitment/national-content/strategic-community-investments

ExxonMobil PNG Strategic Community Investment is focused on strengthening education, health, environment, agriculture, and women's empowerment in Papua New Guinea. ExxonMobil PNG supports local educational institutions, helps equip women with the right skills to make huge contributions to the country, supports conservation projects that protect the unique environment and biodiversity of Papua New Guinea, and works with agricultural specialists to improve the livelihoods of people in rural areas.

Sisa Kini Community Development

Support Manager 309-7414

7190-6473 sisa.kini@exxonmobil.com

Ginigoada Bisnis Development Foundation Inc.

LEADERSHIP/ECONOMIC

EMPOWERMENT/ADVOCACY

http://www.pomcci.com/a/Programs/Ginigoada-Bisnis-Development-Foundation

Raises funding to bring direct practical help to the unemployed young men & women in the community. Places young man & women into short term skills development training. Facilitates training placements for the youth that the YLM (Yumi Lukautim Mosbi) Urban Safety Crime Reduction Program is impacting. Runs "Laikim Laip" through which the Asia Foundation Funded Mobile Community and Training Programs, "Young Life' & 'Young Skills" are coordinated.

Pastor Mike Field Manager 7091 7609 72108945

ginigoada@gmail.com

Indigenous Business Council

http://pngibn.org.156.gppnetwork.com/

LEADERSHIP/ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/ADVOCACY

Established in 2013 following the Madang SME Summit, the goal of the Indigenous Business Council is to provide an opportunity for Papua New Guineans to review, understand and appreciate why 35 years on after Independence, the vision of PNG's founding fathers to ensure indigenous citizens own and control the majority of the country's economic enterprises and the country's national wealth has not been realized and to from there identify and access opportunities to do so.

Sir Nagora Bogan President 473-4252

Sarah Haoda Todd Secretary 7201-2300 sarahrhaoda@gmail.com

Institute of National Affairs (INA)

http://www.inapng.com/ POLICY RESEARCH/ADVOCACY

PNG Institute of National Affairs is a privately funded, non-profit policy research institute, or "think tank" About 80 companies contributed to its core running and management costs, with some project support from public. Founded in 1976, PNG Institute of National Affairs' primary role is to carry out research and disseminate the results as widely as possible to the community, government departments, statutory institutions, learning institutions and politicians. Research is carried out by world-class academics, from some of the world's leading universities, and has a conscious policy of including PNG academics in its research, where that is possible. The research is generally sponsored by PNG and international bodies. The research is published and made available to the public.

Paul Barker Executive Director 321 1045

fax: 321 7223 paul.barker@cimcpng.org

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David Peate Council President 321 1045

fax: 321 7223

Lae Chamber of Commerce and Industry

http://www.lcci.org.pg/

The Lae Chamber of Commerce and Industry is the pro-active voice of the Morobe business sector. Its aim sand objectives are to promote business development in Lae and ensure the provision of services and utilities essential for development, to pool strengths, provide a forum for discussion of private sector goals, and to provide a representative body for business people with which government can consult.

Alan McLay President 479 2340 mbconsult@global.net.pg

Nigel Merrick Senior Vice President 472 4566 waswa@global.net.pg

Robert Howden Junior Vice President 472-3913 robert.howden@expressfreight.com.pg

Allison Judd Treasurer 472 2644 alison.judd@pg.pwc.com

Nellie McLay Team Leader, Gender Issues 479 3103

7191 2713 kaul16@live.com

Leadership PNG

http://www.leadershippng.org/ LEADERSHIP/YOUTH

Aims to provide structured and focused learning programs to emerging and current leaders. LPNG espouses to groom and develop good leaders in all sectors who can significantly contribute to the prosperity and future wellbeing of their communities and the country.

Mary Johns Chairperson 7337 3380 leadershippng@gmail.com

George Bopi Member, Interim Board of

Directors

Sisa Kini Member, Interim Board of

Directors 309 7414

7190 6473 sisa.kini@exxonmobil.com

Peter Aitsi Member, Interim Board of

Directors

Helen Bure Member, Interim Board of Directors (Finance Chair)

Karo Sam Member, Interim Board of

Directors

Serah Sipani Member, Interim Board of

Directors

Rhoda Moses Member, Interim Board of

Directors

Adi Anaseini Vesikula Member, Interim Board of

Directors

Owen Makindi Member, Interim Board of

Directors

Felix Kiplan Member, Interim Board of

Directors

Emmanual Narakobi Member, Interim Board of

Directors

Marlene Dutta Member, Interim Board of

Directors

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Media Council of Papua New Guinea http://www.pngmediacouncil.org/ POLICY RESEARCH/ADVOCACY

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Media-Council-of-Papua-New-Guinea/196420708240

The Media Council of Papua New Guinea (MCPNG) is the peak media body in the country comprising of main media outlets, and organizations utilizing the media as a development tool. Established in 1985, MCPNG has grown to become an important driver of change in the media sector. It is focused on strengthening the media and facilitating development communication. MCPNG has partnered with SeaWeb to develop media fellowships and training workshops on ocean conservation.

Alexander Rheeney President 309 1000 309 1021

Alexander.Rheeney@gmail.com

National Research Institute (NRI)

http://www.nri.org.pg/ POLICY RESEARCH/ADVOCACY

The National Research Institute (NRI) advocates the need for research-based information to form the basis for policy debates and discussions. It was established and mandated by the NRI Act 1993 (as amended) to conduct research and policy analysis in legal, political, economic, education, social and environmental, and population issues to influence public policy. The Institute is an independent Government Statutory Authority and focuses on generating research information and providing expert advice on a range of policy considerations to its stakeholders, which include: the national government, provincial governments, donor agencies, the private sector, and civil society. NRI also analyses data and carries out research on issues of national importance, and provides briefs to the Government of Papua New Guinea and the parliamentary select committees.

Thomas Webster Director of Operations 326 0300

7031 1044 7031 1045

twebster@nri.org.pg

Dr. Arnold Kukari Associate Professorial Fellow

and Universalizing Basic Education Program Leader

326 0300 7031 1044 7031 1045

akukari@nri.org.pg

Dr. Charles Yala Associate Professorial Fellow and Land Research Program

Leader

326 0300 7031 1044 7031 1045

cyala@nri.org.pg

Dr. Ray Anere Senior Research Fellow and

Program Leader

326 0300 7031 1044 7031 1045

ranere@nri.org.pg

NPO HANDS http://www.hands.or.jp/ HEALTH

HANDS is a Japanese non-profit organization that endeavors to create a healthy and prosperous global community through international cooperation in public health.

Miwa Terada Project Manager +81 3 5805 8565 miwa.terada@hands.or.jp

Joseph Intal Project Manager 7008 8904 joseph.intal@hands.or.jp

Oil Search Health Foundation

http://www.oilsearchhealthfoundation.org/ HEALTH

Identifies high profile health issues in Papua New Guinea and seek opportunities to strengthen and support the country’s health systems and processes that will result in improved health outcomes for the people of Papua New Guinea. Aims to build enduring relationships with the Papua New Guinea Government, in conjunction with like-minded partners, to deliver targeted public health interventions. With an integrated community health program the Health Foundation provides support, training and capacity development with a focus on malaria, HIV, and maternal and child health.

Peter Botten Managing Director, Oil Search

Ltd. 322 5599 peter.botten@oilsearch.com

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Gerea Aopi Foundation Chair 322 5599 gerea.aopi@oilsearch.com

Stephanie Copus-Campbell

Director of Development 322 5599 stephanie.copus-

campbell@oilsearch.com

Ingrid Glastonbury Head of Health Foundation 322 5599 ingrid.glastonbury@oilsearch.com

Rick Loveridge General Manager Health

Services +61 2 82078448 +61 400500062

Rick.Loveridge@oilsearch.com

Kevin Miles Manager of Health Programs 322 5599 kevin.miles@oilsearch.com

Jean Martin Deputy Manager of Health

Programs 322 5537 7296 4283

jean.martin@oilsearch.com

Ok Tedi Development Foundation http://www.otdfpng.org/ HEALTH

https://www.facebook.com/otdfpng

The Ok Tedi Development Foundation is an independent, not for profit charity dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of PNG. Provides medical services to Ok Tedi Mining Limited dependents, including family planning and sexual health awareness.

Ian Middleton CEO 649 3321

7320 6971/6972 team@otdfpng.com

Nigel Parker Chairman and Director of the

Geoffrey Fahey COO 649 3321

Lalatute Avosa Chief Program Officer 649 3321

Bala Karepa Community Development

Officer 649 3716 bala.karepa@otdfpng.com

PNG Tribal Foundation

https://pngtribe.org/staff/ EDUCATION/HEALTH

https://www.facebook.com/PNGTribalFoundation

Partnering with governments, non-profits, corporations, and individuals to execute projects that bring value to the people of Papua New Guinea, PNG Tribal Foundation is a humanitarian organization focused on addressing PNG’s medical and educational needs. With the motto "under promise and over deliver, ” it aims to efficiently address Papua New Guinea’s medical and educational needs by providing hospital beds, medical supplies, educational material, and disaster relief support.

Gary "GT" Bustin President

Michelle Hau'ofa Director of Operations

Mabata Gamoga Administrative Assistant

Geoffrey Ila Partnership Development

Manager (U.S.)

Wenty White Executive Administrative

Assistant (U.S.)

Michelle Lucero, Esq. Chief Legal Counselor (Pro-

Bono) (U.S.)

Tomas Kern White VP& Director of Leadership

Development (U.S.)

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PNG Institute of Medical Research http://www.pngimr.org.pg/ HEALTH

The Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research (IMR) is a world class research facility looking at ways to improve the health of the people of PNG. Headquartered in Goroka, IMR has laboratories and research sites across PNG, including in Alotau, Hides, Karkar, Madang, Maprik, and Port Moresby. IMR’s team of more than 550 people includes national and international experts in areas such as malaria, pneumonia, tuberculosis, cervical cancer, and filariasis. The Institute works with both village and urban communities, collecting data and providing medical advice, and is proud to foster the work of PNG’s young medical scientists through opportunities to join our rigorous training programs and to undertake further study here and abroad.

Professor Peter Siba Director 531 4200 info@pngimr.org.pg

Samson Akunaii Dep. Dir. for Corp. Affairs and

Support Service 531 4200 info@pngimr.org.pg

Dr. William Pomat Deputy Director for Science 531 4200 info@pngimr.org.pg

Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce and Industry (POMCCI)

http://www.pomcci.com/

The Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce & Industry (POMCCI) has been an active, member-based business chamber in Papua New Guinea's capital city since the 1920s. It is a member of the Papua New Guinea Chamber of Commerce. As well as representing its members' interests to Government, POMCCI provides a wide range of services to its members. POMCCI is a member of the Community Coalition Against Corruption (CACC), actively supports the work of the Business Coalition Against HIV and Aids (BAHA) and is a founder of the Business Against Corruption Alliance (BACA).

David Conn Chief Executive Officer 321 3077, ext. 102

7200 2055 daveconn1@pomcci.com bizcentre@pomcci.org.pg

Rob Seddon President of the Board 321 3077

7100 3077

Rken Dunn Vice President of the Board 321 3077

7100 3077

Rio Fiocco Secretary 321 3077

7100 3077

Paul Barber Treasurer 321 3077

7100 3077

Port Moresby Young Chamber of Commerce and Industry http://www.pomcci.com/a/Young-Chamber

https://www.facebook.com/groups/149766521750734/ ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/YOUTH

Formed in 2014, the Young Chamber is a sub-committee of POMCCI. Its focus is to develop the potential of the next generation of business managers and leaders in Port Moresby by facilitating their personal development and providing a platform for mentoring. Its six focus areas are: networking and personal development; economic and business development; education and workforce development; corporate governance; community relations; and social welfare.

Christopher Ephlick President 321 3077

7100 3077 bizcentre@pomcci.org.pg

PNG Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PNGCCI)

http://www.pngcci.org.pg/

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The Papua New Guinea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PNGCCI) is a non-stock, non-profit, and non-government organization that plays an important role as representative, voice of the communities in the country, by providing a unified approach to Government and other associations. It has an ongoing commitment for the development and growth of the country’s economy to make it a better place for the people who work and live in Papua New Guinea.

John Leahy President 320-3333

7200-7225 leahy@llns.com.pg

PNG Chamber of Mines and Petroleum http://pngchamberminpet.com.pg/ ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Promotes world-class, sustainable mineral and hydrocarbon exploration, production, processing, and supporting industries in PNG that are profitable, safe, environmentally and socially responsible, responsive to the welfare of impacted communities, and committed to the well-being and prosperity of current and future generations of Papua New Guineans. Represents the voice of PNG's mining and petroleum industry. Informs and educates the community on the activities and benefits of the mining and petroleum industry.

Greg Anderson Executive Director 321 2988

7685 3011 ga@pngchamberminpet.com.pg

info@pngchamberminpet.com.org

Leah Warupi Projects Coordinator 321 2988 321 3827

proj@pngchamberminpet.org.pg

Seeds of Hope PNG

http://seedsofhopepng.com ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

Seeds of Hope is a Christian non-profit organization working to improve the lives of our people in Nenga Romtemb, Papua New Guinea and in surrounding communities.

Lina Sam Women's Representative

Strongim Pipol Strongim Nesen (SPSN)

http://www.spsnpng.com/

LEADERSHIP/EDUCATION/ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

The goal of Strongim Pipol Strongim Nesen is to enable civil society, together with the government and others, to better meet the needs and priorities of all citizens: men, women and children; regardless of race, religion, disability, age, sexuality or educational background.

Elisabeth Kelly Development Coordinator 542 0988 elisabeth.kelly@spsnpng.com

The Voice Inc.

http://thevoicepng.org/ LEADERSHIP/YOUTH

https://www.facebook.com/TheVoiceInc

The Voice Inc. builds young leaders with purpose, confidence, and valuable contribution. The organization runs mentoring programs in partnership with UNITECH and other schools. It believes that young people are leaders in creating the future today!

Barbra Thomas Program Manager 7162 5798 bthomas@thevoicepng.org

Youth Against Corruption Association (YACA PNG) http://www.transparencypng.org.pg/coalitions/youth-against-corruption-association ANTI-CORRUPTION/YOUTH

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Youth-Against-Corruption-Association-YACA-PNG/229640283850901

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The Youth Against Corruption Association (YACA) is all about young people making a commitment to oppose corruption and dishonesty of all kinds. It is about young people helping each other to say "NO" to the temptation of lying, stealing, cheating, and violence.

Arianne Kassman Youth Integrity Program

Coordinator 320 2188

7343 0509 yaca.tipng@gmail.com

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International Non-Governmental Organizations

CARE International

http://www.care-international.org/where-we-work/papua-new-guinea.aspx GENDER BASED VIOLENCE/HEALTH CARE supports remote and disadvantaged areas with improved governance, agricultural practices, water, sanitation and hygiene, education and HIV prevention and care. They provide assistance for disaster risk management and work to address GBV and support women with increased opportunities to generate an income.

Daniel McCall Country Director 532 2766 daniel.mccall@careint.org

Lavinia Magiar Senior Gender Officer 532 2766 lavinia.magiar@careint.org

Wala Ola Program Quality

Manager (Goroka) 532 2766 wala.ola@careint.org

Childfund PNG

https://www.childfund.org.au/countries/papua-new-guinea LEADERSHIP/YOUTH/CHILD PROTECTION

ChildFund exists to help deprived, excluded and vulnerable children have the capacity to improve their lives and the opportunity to become young adults, parents, and leaders who bring lasting and positive change in their communities.

Stella Marie Kombul

Senior Program Officer 7203 6504 skombul@childfund.org.pg

Counterpart International

http://www.counterpart.org/ LEADERSHIP/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

http://www.counterpart.org/our-work/projects/womens-peace-building-initiatives-program Counterpart International works in partnership with people and communities worldwide to build sustainable solutions to shared challenges. Through the Women’s Peace Building Initiative (WPBI) that it is implementing under a cooperative agreement with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Counterpart International is partnering with citizen leaders and social sector organizations in Bougainville to achieve long-term peace and stability, by supporting capacity building of women’s organizations so that women can grow as effective and cohesive influencers in their communities.

Steven Wisman Chief of Party, Women

in Peacebuilding Initiatives

7976 9597 swisman@counterpart.org

Abhilasha Sharma

Gender Specialist 7976 9604 asharma@counterpart.org

FHI 360

http://www.fhi360.org/countries/papua-new-guinea GENDER BASED VIOLENCE/HEALTH

FHI 360 focuses on strengthening health care systems and ensuring comprehensive, continuous care for people living with HIV. FHI 360 programs in Papua New Guinea have expanded to address the problem of violence against women and girls.

Daniel Tesfaye Country Director 323 0966 dtesfaye@fhi360.org

Mirriam Dogimab Associate Director 323 0966 mdogimab@fhi360.org

Elizabeth Tama Program Officer,

Gender 323 0966 etama@fhi360.org

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Marie Stopes

http://mariestopes.org/where-in-the-world#papua-new-guinea HEALTH

Marie Stopes International specializes in sexual and reproductive healthcare. The organization's local nurses and midwives deliver vital sexual and reproductive healthcare services through centers in Port Moresby, Mount Hagen, Lae, Goroka, and Madang, and also conduct extensive outreach.

Martin Vandereep

Country Director 325 5320 cd@mariestopespng.org.pg

Edith Digwaleu-Kariko

Service Delivery Director

325 5320 edith.kariko@mariestopespng.org.pg

Julia Mayersohn Marketing and

Technical Services Manager

325 5320 julia.mayersohn@mariestopespng.org.pg

http://www.oxfam.org/en/countries/papua-new-guinea GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

Oxfam is working to reduce violence against women via community outreach work and ensuring that there is increased access to quality crisis support centers. Services are for survivors, perpetrators, as well as men and boys. Oxfam is specifically working against sorcery related violence, providing women affected by sexual and family violence with the counseling, support, and intervention they need to obtain protection and justice.

Louise Ewington Country Director 532 1788 louisee@oxfampng.org.pg

Matricia Mari EVAW Program Officer

(Goroka) 456 2880 matriciam@oxfam.org.au

Catherine Natera EVAW Technical Adviser 323 1058 catherinen@oxfam.org.au

Ian Lapu EVAW Program Officer 323 1058

Population Services International (PSI) http://www.psi.org/country/papua-new-guinea/ HEALTH/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE/ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

PSI helps measurably improve the health of all PNG citizens. In support of the government’s HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan, PSI focuses on HIV prevention through behavior change communication and social marketing of Seif Raida male and Stap Seif female condoms. It also provides marital counseling in an effort to prevent gender based violence. Through a public-private partnership between the U.S. Embassy in Port Moresby and ExxonMobil PNG, PSI also provides basic business skills training to low-income women.

Gabriele Ganci Country Director 311 2190 g.ganci@psipng.org

Modi Pontio Deputy Country

Director 311 2190 m.pontio@psipng.org

Risha Hess Social Marketing

Director 311 2190 r.hess@psipng.org

Nana Kume Yapea SRH Program Coordinator

311 2190 n.kume@psipng.org

Save the Children

HEALTH/EDUCATION/YOUTH/CHILD PROTECTION

http://www.savethechildren.org.au/our-work/where-we-work/pacific-islands/papua-new-guinea

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Save the Children has been working with governments, local partners and communities in Papua New Guinea (PNG) for more than 35 years. It provides basic health services, combat the growing HIV crisis, and improve access to early childhood education. It also has a gender based violence program to assist and refer abused female sex workers to give them access to justice.

Kerrie Cooper Country Director 311-2354 kcooper@savethechildren.com.pg

Michelle Kopon

Support Service Coordinator-National

Office 323 7061 mkopon@savethechildren.com.pg

Rose Aret Gender Based Violence

Officer 311-2354 raret@savethechildren.org.og

Soroptimist International Port Moresby http://www.siswp.org/Papua-New-Guinea/ LEADERSHIP

Soroptimist International Port Moresby is part of a worldwide organization for women in management professions which represent a global voice through Awareness, Advocacy, and Action.

Seema Dass-Raju President 308 7146 sdassraju@deloitte.com.pg

Jane Keni Vice President

Karyn Allen Member

karyn.allen@gmail.com

Rose Maitava UN Liaison Officer

fuhelava75@gmail.com

Philomina Elijah Program Liaison Officer

(Lae) philo.elijah@gmail.com

Transparency International

http://www.transparencypng.org.pg/ ANTI-CORRUPTION

Transparency International is devoted to combating corruption, with a focus on prevention and reforming systems.

Emily George Taule

Executive Director 320 2182 exectipng@gmail.com

Yvonne Ngutlick Communications

Officer 320 2188 comstipng@gmail.com

Seini Fisi'ihoi-Rageau

Coordinator 320 2182 ccac.tipng@gmail.com

Arianne Kassman Youth Integrity

Program Coordinator 320 2188 yaca.tpng@gmail.com

World Vision PNG

http://www.wvi.org/papua-new-guinea HEALTH/EDUCATION/ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

World Vision PNG (WVPNG) partners with organizations and government departments to fight against poverty in PNG. WVI focuses on health and nutrition, tuberculosis (TB) treatment and prevention, water, sanitation and hygiene, HIV/AIDS, gender equality, education, economic development and disaster risk reduction.

Dr. Curt von Boguslawski

Country Director 311 2530 curt_von_boguslawski@wvi.org

Donald Kanini Gender Project

Manager 311 2530 donald_kanini@wvi.org

Agnes Pijui Research &

Communication Officer 311 2530 agnes.pijui@wvi.org

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Zorah Johnwell Pilyo

Project Coordinator 311 2530 zohra_johnwell_pilya@wvi.org

Stella Rumbam Area Programme

Manager 311 2530 stella_rumbam@wvi.org

Lorna Maso Senior Project Officer -

Gender Specialist 311 2530 lorna_maso@wvi.org

Cathy Copeland Project Coordinator

(Madang) 422 3151 cathy_copeland@wvi.org

Phillip Muri Community Male

Advocate (Madang) 422 3151

Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) http://www.ywca.org.au/how-we-change-communities/within-pacific LEADERSHIP/YOUTH

https://www.facebook.com/YWCAPNG

The YWCA of PNG is an organization dedicated to developing the leadership capabilities of women and girls in Papua New Guinea.

Diane Kambanei President 7047 2434 diane_kambanei@y7mail.com

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International Organizations

Asian Development Bank (ADB)

www.adb.org/countries/papua-new-guinea ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/HEALTH

ADB support for PNG focuses on the economic infrastructure to allow for more efficient and safer movement of people and goods around the country. Major projects include the Lae port upgrade; improving transportation infrastructure; rural health service delivery; microfinance development; increasing access to banking services for women; and personal finance education.

Marcelo Minc Country Director 321-0400 321-0408

mminc@adb.org

International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) www.icrc.org HUMAN RIGHTS/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

The ICRC Mission in Papua New Guinea opened in 2007 and is part of the ICRC Regional Delegation in the Pacific, based in Suva, Fiji. It is currently working on a Woman and War project in the Highlands to look at the effect of tribal violence on women with the goal of reducing sexual violence against women.

Graham Duggan Health Delegate

Manager 321 0721 gduggan@icrc.org

Helen Amnol Field Officer 321 0721 pom_port-moresby@icrc.org

International Finance Corporation

www.ifc.org/wps/wcm/connect/region__ext_content/regions/east+asia+and+the+pacific/countries/pacific-png

www.ifc.org/wps/wcm/connect/Topics_Ext_Content/IFC_External_Corporate_Site/Gender+Secretariat

IFC supports small and medium enterprises and larger firms in Papua New Guinea through innovative investments and advisory services that help create jobs, expand services, and improve livelihoods. It also works with government to create an investor-friendly environment to allow businesses to formalize easily and flourish. With over a third of the population in Papua New Guinea living in poverty, IFC has scaled up its effort to create opportunity by increasing our commitments from $1.2 million in 2006 to more than $200 million in 2012. In 2013, IFC's Pacific Gender Program established the PNG Business Coalition for Women.

(vacant) Resident Representative 321 7111

Esther Haurom Operations Officer 321 7111 ehaurom@ifc.org

Lavui Bala Program Assistant 321 7111 lbala@ifc.org

International Organization for Migration

DISASTER RISK REDUCTION/TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS

www.iom.int/cms/en/sites/iom/home/where-we-work/asia-and-the-pacific/papua-new-guinea.html

IOM in PNG works on complex emergencies and provides humanitarian relief. IOM is reaching displaced populations in remote communities, assisting stranded migrants, and safeguarding the rights of vulnerable groups. Programs focus on disaster risk management, emergency preparedness and response, counter-trafficking in persons, assisted voluntary return, migration and border management, and integration.

George Gigauri Chief of Mission 321 3655 iompng@iom.int

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Madeline Tough Programme Manager 321 3655 mtough@iom.int

Joe Saferius Technical Cooperation

Assistant 321 3655 jsaferius@iom.int

Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) www.unaids.org/en/regionscountries/countries/papuanewguinea HEALTH

The goal of UNAIDS is to lead and inspire the world in "Getting to zero: zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination, and zero AIDS-deaths."

Jamila Jarrakhova Human Rights and

Gender Equality Adviser jarrakhovaj@unaids.org

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) www.pg.undp.org/ ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/GENDER BASED VIOLENCE/DISASTER RISK REDUCTION

UNDP works to improve the state’s ability to deliver public services to its people, and in doing so, plays a vital role in helping to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), raise the standard of living, and protect human rights for all Papua New Guineans. As part of this, UNDP is helping to train aspiring entrepreneurs; tackling gender based violence; and integrating disaster risk management into development plans in Bougainville.

Roy Trivedy UN Resident Coordinator

UNDP Resident Rep. 321-2877 ext. 208

roy.trivedy@undp.org

Julie Bukikun Assistant Resident

Representative julie.bukikun@undp.org

Jessica Siriosi Assistant Project

Manager for Bougainville jessica.siriosi@undp.org

United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights www.ohchr.org/EN/countries/AsiaRegion/Pages/PGIndex.aspx HUMAN RIGHTS

United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNOHCHR) oversees major programs in protecting human rights and implementing international rights agreements. It coordinates the annual Human Rights Film Festival.

Signe Poulsen Human Rights Advisor 321 2877 signe_poulsen@undp.org

Alithia Barampataz National Human Rights

Officer 321 2877 alithia.barampataz@undp.org

United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) http://countryoffice.unfpa.org/png/ HEALTH

UNFPA has worked in PNG since 1996. It helps improve the quality of and access to maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health services, including for sexual and reproductive health.

Walter Mendonca Filho Representative 321 2877 mendonca-filho@unfpa.org

United Nations Women (UN Women)

http://asiapacific.unwomen.org/en/countries/png WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT

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UN Women works through various inter-agency mechanisms such as the UN Task Teams on HIV&AIDS, Peace Building in Bougainville, Child Protection and Human Rights and MDGs, and the Donor Partners Forum on Gender. UN Women provides support through its thematic advisors and specialists in its sub-regional office in Fiji.

Jeffrey Buchanan Country Representative 321 9855 jeffrey.buchanan@unwomen.org

Rebecca Lineham Deputy Country Representative

321 9885 rebecca.lineham@unwomen.org

Bessie Maruia Country Coordinator,

Ending Violence Against Women and Girls

321 9855 bessie.maruia@unwomen.org

Danielle Winfrey Gender and Resource

Mobilization Officer 321 9855 danielle.winfrey@unwomen.org

World Bank

www.worldbank.org/en/country/png ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT/EDUCATION

The World Bank Group is building upon prior investments to scale up financial and analytical support to PNG as the country moves towards middle-income status through an important period of challenge, change, and growth. Some major projects include urban youth employment; rural service delivery; inclusive development in Bougainville; building a disaster and climate resilient transport sector; energy sector development; and financial literacy.

Stefanie Stallmeister Country Manager 321 7111 sstallmeister@worldbank.org

World Health Organization

www.who.int/countries/png/en/ HEALTH

The World Health Organization (WHO) is focused on reducing the burden of disease from HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria, dengue, and other communicable diseases by strengthening disease surveillance and response and promoting integrated service delivery. WHO is also focused on strengthening the capacity of health systems in Papua New Guinea to implement primary health care and supports PNG government health policy reform efforts.

Dr. Pieter van Maaren Country Representative 325 7827 who.png@wpro.who.int

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Papua New Guinea Government

Ministry for Religion, Youth, and Community Development

GENDER POLICY DEVELOPMENT

The Ministry coordinates PNG government policy and programs on religion, youth, gender, censorship, and disabled persons.

Hon. Delilah Gore Minister 327-7599 dgore@sohedistrict.gov.pg

Tony Walwal First Secretary 327-7599 tjwalwal@gmail.com

Department of Religion, Youth, and Community Development

GENDER POLICY DEVELOPMENT

The Department for Community Development reports to the Ministry of Community Development and is responsible for coordinating and implementing PNG government policy and programs on religion, youth, gender, and disabled persons.

Anna Solomon Acting Secretary 325 0133 asolomon@dfcd.gov.pg

Office for the Development of Women

GENDER POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRAMMING

The Office for the Development of Women (ODW) is responsible for budget and policy analysis of all agencies and at all levels of government to ensure that all development processes are gender sensitive. ODW is responsible for fulfilling gender aspects of the PNG government's Medium Term Development Strategy (MTDS), which calls on government to reduce gender disparities between men and women in PNG.

Gayle Tatsi Executive Director 7232 4167 gtatsi@dfcd.gov.pg

Becky Tarubi Policy Development

Specialist 7315-7470 rtarubi@dfcd.gov.pg

East Sepik Province Division of Community Development

GENDER POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRAMMING

A division under the Provincial Administration, the Division of Community Development implements programs including, promoting awareness and advocacy on social issues including rights of the child, and women’s rights, as well as promoting gender equality through awareness workshops.

Rose Wangi Community

Development Officer 7183 1856 rosewangi@gmail.com

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Diplomatic Missions

Australian High Commission

http://www.png.embassy.gov.au

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Australian-High-Commission-Papua-New-Guinea/385208504890211

Susan Ferguson Counsellor - Gender 325 9333 Susan.Ferguson@dfat.gov.au

Leilani Bin-Juda First Sec. - Gender,

Sport &Public Diplomacy

325 9333 Leilani.Bin-Juda@dfat.gov.au

Winifred Oraka Program Manager

Gender 325 9333 Winifred.Oraka@dfat.gov.au

Roselyn Kenneth Senior Program Manager Gender

325 9333 Roselyn.Kenneth@ausaid.gov.au

British High Commission

https://www.gov.uk/government/world/organisations/british-high-commission-port-moresby

Rebecca Brett Deputy High

Commissioner 325 1677 rebecca.brett@fco.gov.uk

Hera Tonge Head, UK Trade and

Investment 325 1677 hera.tonge@fco.gov.uk

European Union Delegation

http://www.eeas.europa.eu/delegations/papua_new_guinea/index_en.htm

http://ec.europa.eu/echo/en/where/asia-and-oceania/papua-new-guinea

Maria-Cruz Cristobal Political Counsellor 308 2400 maria-cruz.cristobal@eeas.europa.eu

Chiara Tardivo Attaché - Economic and

Trade Coordinator 308 2400 chiara.tardivo@eeas.europa.eu

Brian Nakrakundi

Program Manager - Gender, Civil Society, Human Rights, and

Democracy

308 2400 brian.nakrakundi@eeas.europea.eu

Neraemarimahu Haihavu Political, Press, and Information Officer

308 2400 Neraemarimahu.Haihavu@eeas.europa.eu

Japanese Embassy

http://www.png.emb-japan.go.jp/

The Embassy of Japan has a Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) which provides infrastructure grants to local organizations to address pressing human security issues, including gender equality, primary education, primary health care, and basic infrastructure. The Embassy also has a Japanese Scholarship Program which includes three categories of study: undergraduate studies; specialized training; and research studies.

Shinji Matsumoto Director of Economic

Assistance 321-1800 shinji.matsumoto@mofa.go.jp

Isamu Azechi Director of Economic

Affairs 321-1800 isamu.azechi@mofa.go.jp

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Osamu Sakogoshi Second Secretary,

Economic Cooperation 321 1800 osamu.sakogoshi@mofa.go.jp

Avosha Lalatute Economic Cooperation

Assistant 321-1800 odaeoj@pm.mofa.go.jp

New Zealand High Commission

http://www.nzembassy.com/papua-new-guinea

https://www.facebook.com/nzhcpng

Nicci Stilwell Deputy High

Commissioner 325 9444 nicci.stilwell@mfat.govt.nz

Cynthia Duoribi Policy Advisor 325 9444 cynthia.duoribi@mfat.govt.nz

U.S. Embassy

http://portmoresby.usembassy.gov

https://www.facebook.com/usembassyportmoresby

The U.S. Embassy runs an "Ambassador's Small Grants Program," which allows local organizations to apply for support for women's empowerment, health, economic empowerment, and education-related activities. The Embassy also administers several scholarship programs and professional exchanges to allow Papua New Guineans opportunities to study in the United States. The Embassy's Women's Empowerment Working Group coordinates the PNG Women's Forum, which the Embassy co-hosts with the Ministry for Religion, Youth, and Community Development.

Susan May Economic Officer and Gender Coordinator

321 1455 x2116 maysm@state.gov

PDPortMoresby@state.gov

Agatha Pio Gender Issues Assistant 321 1455 x2211 pioa@state.gov

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