World Bank shifts development strategy as conflict disrupts PNG Projects and Investment
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By Salwin ChrisUPNG Journalism Student
Growing insecurity in Papua New Guinea is forcing the World Bank Group to rethink how it supports development projects, with tribal conflicts, illegal firearms and violence along economic corridors threatening investment and development opportunities.
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Growing insecurity in Papua New Guinea is forcing the World Bank Group to rethink how it supports development projects, with tribal conflicts, illegal firearms and violence along economic corridors threatening investment and development opportunities.
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