Welcome to the March 2010 edition of Forestry Newsletter. In this edition, you can read about all the positive things that are happening here at the Papua New Guinea Forest Authority. Posted on 02/07/2010. Click here for more details.
Business Advantage Magazine. Click here to read about the forestry sector on pages 30-31.
Expression of Interest Sought for Microsoft Access Database Development Services
The PNG Forest Authority is looking to make improvements to an existing MS Access database system that is used to record and process data related to forest operations in PNG. Deadline for submissions is March 31st, 210. Click here for more details.
East Pangia FMA press release
PNGFA makes its stand clear on the East Pangia FMA project in the Southern Highlands province. Click here for more details.
PNGFA Southern Region office re-location
Our Southern Region office has moved location. Click here for more details.
December 2009 Forestry Newsletter
Year 2009 has been slow for the Papua New Guinea Forest Authority (PNGFA) due to the implementation of a major restructure which saw many long serving officers being retrenched while at the same time new officers have been recruited. As a result, the majority of work earmarked for the year, have not been realized.
However, despite the restructure slowing down things, the organization has recorded some milestone achievements in 2009. Click here for more details.
PNGFA selling and buying
PNG Forest Authority is putting on tender some of its vehicles, speedboat motors and kit homes. It is also looking for a supplier of 4 wheel drive vehicles. Click here for more details.
PNGFA Project Management workshops
MANAGING Director of the National Forest Service Mr. Kanawi Pouru has told participants of the first PNGFA Project Management Fundamental workshop held on August 26-27th, 2009 in Port Moresby to share their knowledge with those who work under them. Click here for more details.
PNGFA August workshop to discuss two policies
PAPUA New Guinea Forest Authority (PNGFA) held a workshop at Gateway Hotel on August 19th, 2009 to give its stakeholders a final opportunity to have their say on two policies the authority is currently working on. These are: The National Forestry Development Guidelines (NFDG) and Climate Change Policy Framework. Click here for more details.
Forestry Guest Haus
If you are bored with the city pollution and are visiting Bulolo or transiting to Wau or the Gold Mines of Hidden Valley and Wafi, why not visit and relax at our newly established Forestry Guest Haus. Click here for more details.
June 2009 Forestry Newsletter
The days of painstakingly writing out cheques until your hands are tired and sore are over at the Papua New Guinea Forest Authority following the launching of a computerized cheque raising system on Wednesday, May 6th, 2009 by Managing Director Mr. Kanawi Pouru. Click here for more details.
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