In Papua, optimism does not arrive as a slogan or a sudden declaration. It grows slowly, shaped by soil, water, and human effort. Over the past year, the Provincial Government…
In a symbolic yet consequential move toward agricultural revitalization and national food resilience, Governor Matius D. Fakhiri led a first-ever rice planting ceremony on Saturday, December 13, 2025, in Kampung…
On a humid morning in early December 2025, a modest office of the customs and quarantine authorities in Merauke buzzed with energy and quiet resolve. Dozens of local small-business owners,…
On the morning of December 2, 2025, the air at D’Coral Resort in Raja Ampat carried a sense of quiet excitement. A Hundred women from remote coastal villages gathered in…
As November drew to a close, a fresh sense of optimism swept across Jayapura. From 27 to 30 November 2025, the city welcomed one of the most anticipated economic and…
Papua has long been regarded as Indonesia’s most remote frontier—an expanse of dense rainforests, expansive coastlines, and rugged highlands that seem worlds apart from the industrial centers of Java…
On November 19-20, 2025, a delegation from PLN Papua and Papua Barat embarked on a journey that symbolized far more than a technical study tour. Traveling from the rugged, forested…
In recent years, Papua Tengah (Central Papua) has emerged as a region determined to reshape its economic landscape by strengthening its grassroots institutions. Among the most significant initiatives supporting this…
In the mist-covered mountains of Papua Pegunungan, where winding valleys meet rugged highland terrain, a quiet but transformative economic story is unfolding. Far from the bustling markets of Java and…
In the remote highlands of Papua, where mist settles gently over steep valleys and dense forests breathe ancient rhythms, an unexpected form of economic empowerment is taking root. For generations,…