Part 3 of our series on economic development in PNG: Here’s what we’ve learned from working within PNGs unique entrepreneurial landscape that informs the work ahead, and our practice as a whole.
In part 2 of our series on our economic development work in PNG, we reflect on the lessons we’ve learned over the last seven years, and how they might inform the future of economic development work with our much beloved neighbour.
Part 1 in a series where we reflect on our work in PNG over the last 7-8 years, as well as the lessons we’ve learned, and where we believe further work should be focused over the next decade as we dream about an inclusive economy for our closest neighbour.
Approximately 4,500 women exit the criminal justice system across Australia each year. How can create decent work for these women and drastically reduce recidivism? We’re exploring five pathways forward for women’s economic equality.
How can social entrepreneurship serve systems innovation to address global challenges, and how can entrepreneurship catalyse transformative change within complex systems?
After ten years of learning and unlearning in economic development, our new strategy is a roadmap to an economy worthy of the human spirit.