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Starch-heavy diets, the reach of extension instruction, and other issues.

A new IFPRI survey of rural households in Papua New Guinea (PNG)—the most expansive consumption expenditure survey in more than a decade—shows the continuing predominance of subsistence agriculture and that rural diets remain reliant on inexpensive, starchy staple foods.

November 4-9, 2024 The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and the Fresh Produce Development Agency (FPDA), in collaboration with the Western Province Partnership program of Abt Associates, recently conducted an intensive six-day training program on food price data collection from Nov 4-9,2024, in Daru town, South Fly district, Western Province. Seven Rangers from Inloc, […]

The Papua New Guinea (PNG) Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Policy Support Program (PNG-AFNP) is a 4- year program with a focus of providing data-driven analysis to inform economic growth and enhanced food … Learn More

IFPRI’s projects in Papua New Guinea is committed to producing high quality, evidence-based outputs that contribute to agriculture development, food security, nutrition, and poverty alleviation. In particular, … View All

Food price data collection training: Food Price monitoring and data management

Informing short-term policy dialogue in Papua New Guinea through simulation modeling of key commodities

Papua New Guinea Fresh Food Price Monitoring Tool

2023 PNG Rural Household Survey graphing tool

MONITORING THE AGRI-FOOD SYSTEM IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA

The Papua New Guinea Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Policy Program (PNG-AFNP) is monitoring the agri-food sector in PNG through a variety of data collection activities and joint work with local institutions.

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Survey: Rural Papua New Guinea faces an array of food security challenges

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2023 Papua New Guinea Rural Household Survey: Insights on livelihoods and the agrifood system

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