30 March 2024, Port Moresby: The Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Centre in Papua New Guinea is thrilled to announce the launch of its new website, designed to enhance accessibility, transparency, and engagement in PPP initiatives across the country.

The newly unveiled website offers a user-friendly interface that provides comprehensive information about the PPP Centre’s mission, services, ongoing projects, and opportunities for collaboration between the public and private sectors. Visitors to the site can explore detailed resources on PPP guidelines, legal frameworks, and success stories, empowering stakeholders with valuable insights into effective partnership development.

Key features of the PPP Centre’s new website include:

1. Project Database: A curated database showcasing current and past PPP projects, including their objectives, status, and outcomes, allowing stakeholders to track progress and learn from best practices.
2. Resource Library: A repository of documents, reports, and publications related to PPPs, offering valuable knowledge resources for policymakers, investors, and project managers.
3. News and Updates: Regularly updated news section highlighting the latest developments, events, and announcements related to PPP initiatives in Papua New Guinea, keeping stakeholders informed and engaged.
4. Interactive Tools: Interactive tools and calculators to assist in project assessment, risk analysis, and decision-making, promoting informed and data-driven partnership strategies.
5. Contact and Feedback: Easy-to-use contact forms and feedback mechanisms for stakeholders to reach out, share insights, and collaborate with the PPP Centre’s team, fostering meaningful dialogue and partnership opportunities.

Mr. Charles Turi, the Acting Chief Executive Officer of the PPP Centre, expressed enthusiasm about the website launch, stating, “Our new website represents a significant step forward in our commitment to promoting transparency for effective public-private partnerships for sustainable infrastructure development in the country. We believe that the website will provide access to information to foster greater engagement between the public and private sectors, to unlock new opportunities and create a positive impact for our nation.”

The PPP Centre invites stakeholders, including government agencies, private sector entities, civil society organisations, and the general public, to explore the website and join in the journey towards building resilient and inclusive partnerships in infrastructure development for Papua New Guinea’s future.

Visit the PPP Centre website at https://pppc.gov.pg/