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Since independence in 1975,
Papua New Guinea (PNG) has established a robust democracy
and strong institutions of government.
With its vision to protect the integrity of the nation, the Papua New Guinea chapter of Transparency International (TI) is raising public awareness of the adverse effects on society of dishonesty and mismanagement. With the support of its coalition partners, TI PNG aims to curtail corruption and build a just society.
The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is that good people do nothing
2009 Annual general Meeting
The TIPNG Annual general Meeting (AGM) was held
on Tuesday, 30th March, 2010 at the TIPNG Boardroom on the
5th floor of the Mogoru Moto Building, Champion Parade, Port
Moresby. The meeting was well attended by both corporate andindividual
members of TIPNG including board directors and TIPNG staff.
2008 Annual general Meeting
The TIPNG Annual general Meeting (AGM) was held
on Monday, 30th March, 2009 at the TIPNG Boardroom on the
5th floor of the Mogoru Moto Building, Champion Parade, Port
Moresby.
CLICK HERE TO SEE 2008 ANNUAL REPORT
2007 Annual General Meeting
The TIPNG Annual General
Meeting (AGM) was held on Monday, 31st March, 2008
at the TIPNG Boardroom on the 5th Floor of
Mogoru Moto Building, Champion Parade, Port Moresby.
CLICK HERE TO SEE 2007 ANNUAL REPORT
2006 Annual General Meeting
The TI PNG Annual General Meeting (AGM) was
held on Wednesday, 21 March, 2007 at the TI PNG
Boardroom at 5th Floor Mogoru Moto Building, Champion
Parade, Port Moresby.
CLICK
HERE to view the 2006 Annual Report, or below to see the:
2006
Annual Report
2006
AGM Agenda
2006
AGM Minutes
Rules
of Association
2010 Board of Directors
| Position
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Director |
| Chairman
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Peter
John Aitsi |
| Secretary |
Lawrence Stephens |
| Treasurer |
Paul
Nindipa |
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| Directors |
Gail Edoni,Warwick Vele, Mel Togolo, Fr
John Glynn, Dr Orovu Sepoe, Charlie Gilichibi, Judith
Day, Mick McWalter, Anne Kajir, Richard Kassman |
The TI PNG 2006 Annual Report
is in PDF file format. If you do not have a PDF reader,
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HERE to download the latest version of the
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Membership
Transparency International (PNG) is a member-based organisation wholly incorporated in Papua New Guinea. As such, we belong to our members, and it is from them that we draw our immediate reason for existence (and vital operating funds).
If you would like to find out more about how you can help the fight against corruption in PNG, CLICK HERE.
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Membership
Breakup for 2007
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About PNG

Papua New Guinea (PNG) is one of the most beautiful and amazing countries in the world, with human and biological diversity unparalleled by any other place.
We're a young country with rapidly developing political institutions. There are many challenges ahead for Papua New Guinea, but given the energy and goodwill of its people and elected representatives, PNG will one day take its rightful place amongst the most livable places in the world.
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Register of Interests
There are 15 Directors on the TI PNG Board. All have demonstrated high levels of integrity both professionally and personally, and a commitment to fighting corruption, promoting good governance, accountability and transparency for the good of PNG.
Register of Interests
Successful Reform in PNG
There are many good news stories in Papua New Guinea when it comes to the reform of public institutions. The PNG Ombudsman Commission is an independent constitutional agency that has stood the test of time (and many challenges) to continue to serve its purpose as holding the PNG public sector to account.
The PNG Superannuation industry, after a corruption-induced crisis in the mid to late ‘90s, is now a thriving and transparent contributor to a burgeoning PNG financial sector. The Central Bank of PNG is now an independent institution that has enabled PNG to dramatically reduce inflation whilst maintaining macroeconomic integrity and stability. The PNG government have now made a statement on corruption . We would like to work with them towards the 2007 elections to ensure that PNG continues to make inroads to strengthen the National Integrity System.
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PNG’s National Integrity System
Transparency International uses the National Integrity System framework as its strategic framework for action. A report was undertaken in 2003 regarding the National Integrity System of PNG. TI PNG is investigating how to undertake another status report of the National Integrity System for 2006. CLICK HERE to read the report.
2003 National Integrity Report
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