Papua women entrepreneurs

The Papuan craft brand Ticia, founded by Beatrix Antonieta Manggo, is preparing to take a distinctive combination of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary fashion to South Korea, offering an international audience …

The Nabire regency government is expanding support for Indigenous Papuan entrepreneurs by helping farmers find new markets, equipping traditional artisans and training small-business owners to pass their skills on to …

The launch of three small laundry businesses in Timika is offering a practical example of how local entrepreneurship can contribute to economic development in Papua. Through a programme supported by …

Papua is seeking to turn young people’s ideas into viable businesses by combining entrepreneurship education on university campuses with easier access to business licensing and a wider understanding of finance, …

Papua’s small businesses and traditional artisans brought the colours, patterns and stories of their communities to Jakarta as representatives from across the region took part in Kriyanusa 2026, a national …

For many small business owners, a government tender can represent a significant opportunity. Yet before competing for a project, entrepreneurs often have to navigate a maze of registration requirements, certificates, …

In the lush, resource-rich region of Papua, a quiet but powerful transformation is taking root — one that centers not on politics or infrastructure, but on women. The Papuan People’s …

PAPUA – Not all Papuans have the willingness and enthusiasm to trade, especially women who live far inland, in Jayapura City, which is located in the coastal area, it is …

The creative industry is one of the efforts of the Papuan people to carry out economic activities. Handicrafts that produce goods that have unique value and also usefulness are one …