Papua New Guinea's PPP Framework: An Introductory Guide
Papua New Guinea (PNG) faces a significant infrastructure gap, particularly across the energy, transport, and urban services sectors.[1] Fiscal constraints limit the government’s ability to fund large scale developments through public expenditure alone. As a result, PNG has over the past decade developed Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) as a key mechanism for infrastructure delivery.
Lane Lawyers rebrands as PNG Pacific Legal Network as local team expands
Lane Lawyers rebrands as PNG Pacific Legal Network as local team expands
Judicial limits on the Ombudsman Commission of PNG’s Powers: An analysis of Masiu & Ors v Ombudsman Commission
The National Court’s decision in Hon Masiu & Ors v Ombudsman Commission OS (JR) No 66 of 2024 (Decision), clarifies the limits of the Ombudsman Commission’s coercive powers under section 27(4) of the Papua New Guinea (PNG) Constitution.
Why Having a Will Matters in PNG: Protecting Your Family and Your Legacy
In Papua New Guinea (PNG), it is still rare for people to write a will before they pass away.
Things to know when financing a transaction in Papua New Guinea
Financing transactions are a critical enabler of commercial activity in Papua New Guinea (PNG), supporting business establishment, expansion, infrastructure development and investment across key sectors of the economy.
