Corruption impacts societies in a multitude of ways. In the worst cases, it costs lives. It can also cost people their health, education, freedom and money. It can destroy families and communities, undermine our culture and cause environmental destruction. In this factsheet we present an economic analysis of how much corruption is costing Papua New Guinea and how a more open and transparent government could transform our future.

A short paper explaining the government's land grab agenda and why it must be opposed.

Tok Pisin factsheet summarising the findings of the Oakland Institute reports on 'The Great Timber Heist'

Factsheet summarises the findings published by the Oakland Institute in its 'Great Timber Heist' reports

One page, A4 size, factsheet on the value of Papua New Guinea's real economy, which is based around customary land and rural agriculture

A two-page fact sheet that explains the importance of customary land and the dangers of land registration

A simple fact sheet explaining what an SABL is and how they have been misused

Tokpisin fact sheet on Experimental Seabed Mining designed for local communities.

Two page summary of our report analyzing Papua New Guinea's Vision 2050. Vision 2050 is our government's long-term development plan, but is it consistent with our Constitution and National Goals?

One page explaining the Special Agricultural Business Lease (SABL) land grab.